People with developmental and intellectual disabilities in Massachusetts and nationally are more integrated into their communities than in years past, but advocates say there is still progress to be made.

A growing number of systems across the state and the country are experimenting with free public transit in an effort to improve service, reduce pollution and aid low-income riders.

The Massachusetts Republican Party is in turmoil following the resignation of its vice chairman, Tom Mountain.

The Massachusetts Republican Party is in turmoil following the resignation of its vice chairman, Tom Mountain, who stepped down Sunday night amid allegations that he posted inappropriate comments on Facebook. It is just the latest challenge from the state GOP.

The company’s clinical trials of the drug sparked a debate over whether the drug really works, and how much patients should pay for it.

Two archaeological digs conducted this summer by the Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohican Indians had a goal of finding evidence from the 1700s, when the tribe lived in a Christian community with white colonists. However, what they found could be much older.

Increasingly, bad actors from cyberspace are holding school computer networks hostage in exchange for their demands.

What keeps me up at night isn’t an externally generated noise, writes Julie Wittes Schlack. It’s hyper-vigilance, a condition generated by Twitter and Trump and made worse by the pandemic.

Despite high vaccination rates in Massachusetts, some people are still getting sick with COVID-19.

Biogen’s Aducanumab is the first FDA approved drug that’s supposed to treat an underlying cause of Alzheimer’s Disease, but many scientists aren’t convinced that it can actually do that.