Company turning to college undergrads to help build workforce
Major corporations are struggling to find workers. And now, some companies are turning to college undergrads for recruitment.
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Major corporations are struggling to find workers. And now, some companies are turning to college undergrads for recruitment.
Hurricane Ian made landfall on Wednesday as a powerful storm, and some New Englanders in Florida decided to hunker down to ride out the storm.
Candidates Geoff Diehl and Maura Healey have different approaches to handle state's energy needs.
Groceries are costing more and finding "deals" seems more difficult than ever.
In a letter to the DOT, the lawmakers say DeSantis lured the nearly 50 migrants onto chartered places with false promises and misrepresentations.
Witnesses recounted scary moments after a light pole fell on top of a woman in Boston's Seaport District.
An inmate has been arrested on several charges after he allegedly attacked a corrections officer at MCI-Shirley in August.
"Shoebert" captured the heart of the Beverly community after hanging out at Shoe Pond and later turning himself in.
There are free cups to be had on National Coffee Day - if you know where to look.
A woman has been arrested after allegedly murdering her former landlord at his home in Newton.
A 100-year-old woman who left high school to care for her brother during the Great Depression has been awarded an honorary diploma in New Hampshire.
Patriots owner Robert Kraft and Fidelity president Abigail Johnson are among seven Massachusetts billionaires featured on the Forbes 400 Richest People in America list for 2022.
Employees have been relocated to nearby Bertucci's.
A boost is coming for the 550,000 households in Massachusetts that get help from the government to buy food.
A vacant storefront at the corner of Hanover and Commercial Streets is sparking quite a bit of controversy.
