Governor Healey proposes the BRIGHT Act, investing $2.5 billion in Massachusetts public higher education infrastructure, aiming to create 20,000 jobs and modernize campuses.

Two children were hospitalized with minor injuries after being hit by an SUV in Woburn, Massachusetts while biking. The incident is under investigation.

Minaben Patel died from injuries sustained in a crash caused by James Blanchard, who drove intoxicated. A vigil is planned; Blanchard faces several charges.

Canadian wildfire smoke causes hazy skies in Massachusetts, impacting air quality and prompting health alerts in neighboring states. Temperatures are set to rise with possible thunderstorms.

A sinkhole on a bridge in East Boston caused MBTA's Blue Line service to be briefly suspended, with shuttle buses transporting passengers during the disruption.

Massachusetts leads the nation with a top-ranked economy, attributed to its high-tech industries, academic R&D, and skilled workforce, with Governor Healey emphasizing growth in AI, life sciences, and climatetech.

Boston firefighters battled a second-floor house fire in Jamaica Plain, effectively containing the blaze, with no immediate reports of casualties. Cause under investigation.

MIT engineers have developed a new 3D printing method that reduces waste by using a novel resin that allows for the removal of support structures without excess material discard.

The Boston Police teamed up with the American Heart Association to offer CPR and Stop the Bleed training, aiming to empower the community with life-saving skills.

A driver crashed into memorials at Holyoke's JFK Plaza, resulting in charges for OUI-Drugs and property damage. Both occupants needed medical aid and Narcan on the scene.

Holyoke Police resolved a hoax threat at Holyoke High School; swift action led to a non-credible assessment, and a juvenile was counseled. The community was assured of their safety.

Two people died and one was injured in an early morning crash on I-495 in Haverhill, MA. The crash is under investigation, and exit 106 has a temporary lane closure.

Hanover High School students made a mess with their senior prank, prompting an apology and an offer to pay for clean-up costs. School officials called the act disrespectful.