Boston maintained its AAA bond rating for the 12th year, praised for its resilient economy and stable finances by S&P Global Ratings and Moody's Investor Service.

Governor Maura Healey has implemented a hiring freeze in the Executive Branch to conserve funds amid financial uncertainty and potential federal funding cuts.

Boston's transportation department is creating a digital map for curb regulation management, enabled by SMART Grant funding, combining AI with real-time data to optimize curb usage and improve parking efficiency.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell files lawsuits with other attorneys general against the Trump Administration for threatening to withhold federal funding to enforce immigration policies.

Boston Police are investigating a fatal shooting on Munroe Street, Roxbury, and are asking for public assistance to provide information through various anonymous tip lines.

Governor Healey's Energy Affordability Act in Massachusetts aims to save ratepayers $10 billion by slashing energy costs and implementing innovative strategies.

Lincoln Police Chief Sean Kennedy is on administrative leave due to domestic violence allegations involving a family member. He faces assault charges and his pre-trial hearing is set for June 26th.

Waymo is mapping Boston for potential expansion of its self-driving robotaxi service, starting with manual driving to understand local roads. No rider program is launched yet.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration awards $6.8 million to train and place over 1,100 workers in Massachusetts industries, aiming to fill in-demand jobs and reduce workforce skill gaps.

New Bedford Police made two arrests involving a juvenile with a loaded firearm and a man with crack cocaine following separate surveillance operations.

Brian Shortsleeve announces his Republican candidacy for Massachusetts governor, criticizing Gov. Healey's spending and pledging fiscal responsibility.

Worcester residents protested peacefully on Mother's Day against recent ICE arrest tactics, highlighting a viral video of an arrest and emphasizing rights and due process for immigrants.

Orley Espinosa of Revere won a $2 million grand prize from the Massachusetts State Lottery. He purchased the winning ticket at a 7-Eleven in East Boston and chose the cash option of $1.3 million. Espinosa plans to use the money to support his family, and the 7-Eleven store will receive a $20,000 bonus.