Massachusetts Residents Reap Savings as DPU's 47 Municipal Aggregation Plans Exceed Renewable Goals
The Massachusetts DPU has saved electric customers money by approving 47 Municipal Aggregation Plans, with participants expecting savings of $2.36 to $18.60 monthly until July 2026. These plans also exceed the state's Renewable Portfolio Standard.
Massachusetts AG Campbell Launches Tools to Document Impact of Trump Administration Policies on State
Massachusetts AG Campbell released a Federal Accountability Dashboard and Storytelling Portal on the anniversary of Trump's second term, documenting the administration's impact on Massachusetts.
Boston Marks Completion of The Amp, Final Phase of Whittier Street Apartments Redevelopment
Boston celebrated the completion of The Amp, the last phase of Flat 9 at Whittier's redevelopment, attended by Mayor Wu and other officials, highlighting the addition of affordable and mixed-income housing units in Roxbury.
Stoughton Police and Neighboring Departments Peacefully Resolve Mental Health Crisis on Seaver Street
Stoughton police successfully managed a mental health crisis, peacefully resolving a situation with an armed, barricaded individual through de-escalation and support from neighboring forces.
Framingham School District Reels as Fire Engulfs Multiple Buses, Investigation Underway
A fire at a Framingham bus yard damaged several school buses, believed to have started accidentally. No injuries were reported, but bus services for one school were suspended. An investigation is ongoing.
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey Launches Reelection Campaign Amid Republican Opposition
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey has announced her bid for reelection, focusing on lower costs and opposition to Trump-era policies. She faces potential Republican challengers in the upcoming election.












