Boston Mayor Michelle Wu Celebrates Inaugural Success of Boston Climate Youth Corps, Tees Up Green Future for Youth Employment
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu highlights the success of the inaugural Boston Climate Youth Corps, which offers green-sector career opportunities to local youth, with support from local organizations and a state grant.
MIT Researchers Uncover Persistent Genomic Structures in Dividing Cells, Challenging Existing Cell Division Paradigms
MIT researchers discovered persistent microcompartments in the genome during cell division, challenging the belief that the genome's 3D structure disassembles completely during this process.
Phil Eng Appointed as Interim Secretary of MassDOT While Serving as MBTA General Manager
Governor Healey has appointed Phil Eng as Interim Secretary of MassDOT and Jonathan Gulliver as Undersecretary, ensuring leadership continuity amidst key infrastructure projects. Eng will lead following Monica Tibbits-Nutt's exit.
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey Launches Advisory Council on Competitiveness to Fuel Economic Growth
Governor Maura Healey of Massachusetts established the Governor’s Advisory Council on Competitiveness to grow the economy and strengthen the business climate, co-chaired by business leaders Dan Kenary and Mark Nunnelly.
Fall River Man Sentenced to 50 Years to Life in Prison for 2021 Double Murder
Jeremy Holmes received a 50-year sentence for a double murder in Fall River, which he committed at age 18. The victims were Jovaughn Mills and Miguel Sanjurjo. The court's ruling considers youth culpability and crime severity.












