NRC Sends Inspection Team To Pilgrim Nuclear Plant
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has sent a three-member inspection team to the Pilgrim nuclear power plant to try and figure out what led to an automatic shutdown last week.
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The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has sent a three-member inspection team to the Pilgrim nuclear power plant to try and figure out what led to an automatic shutdown last week.
Consumers are using the internet on the go more and more. According to a new report, Massachusetts is really a hotbed of mobile technology.
Just a few months into her first term as state auditor, Suzanne Bump caused quite a commotion in her own office. Jon Keller is at large.
Attorney General Martha Coakley is pressing lawmakers on an initiative to crack down on human trafficking in Massachusetts.
Mitt Romney slammed President Obama's health care law in a speech on Thursday, while defending a similar law enacted in Massachusetts while he was governor.
Revenue from gasoline excise taxes has increased slightly in recent months despite the sharp spike in gas prices.
The state Department of Public Health said Tuesday there are five new cases of measles in Massachusetts.
UMass Boston students ran around in their underwear for a good cause Monday afternoon.
Newton Mayor Setti Warren is jumping into the race against Republican U.S. Sen. Scott Brown.
Lori Rimkus dreamed of motherhood but after several unsuccessful pregnancies, she needed to clear her head.
Gov. Deval Patrick is proposing tougher gun laws to help curb youth violence.
Gas prices in Massachusetts have held steady in the past week after seven consecutive weeks of increases.
More than half of all primary care physicians in Massachusetts are no longer accepting new patients, according to a new survey on patient health care access.
Taxes are on the table again this week on Beacon Hill.
Health officials are warning Massachusetts is facing an "epidemic" of Hepatitis C virus infections among adolescents and young adults, particularly those who are injection drug users.
The state auditor's office was actually audited in the last year and found to be lacking in several areas.
U.S. Sen. John Kerry is turning his attention to how the United States should end the war in Afghanistan in the wake of the killing of Osama bin Laden.
Beacon Hill lawmakers have approved a controversial measure that gives local communities more control over health care costs.
A local woman won't be the only one trying to get a view of the newly married couple in London.
The state Department of Energy Resources announced Friday that the U.S. Department of Energy has given the state $350,000 to help pay for a program that trains builders to use thermal imaging-enhanced building methods.
A record number of North Atlantic right whales have been spotted off Massachusetts, prompting state officials to warn boaters to stay clear of the endangered animals.
