Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey Vows to Shield Medicaid on 60th Anniversary Amid Federal Funding Concerns
Governor Healey commits to protecting healthcare in Massachusetts amid potential federal Medicaid funding cuts, aiming to counter the impact and maintain the state's healthcare quality.
Boston Joins Elite Global Cultural Ranks with Invitation to World Cities Culture Forum
Boston joins the World Cities Culture Forum, enhancing its cultural prominence and exchanging cultural practices with global cities, according to Mayor Michelle Wu. The city anticipates collaborative benefits and international engagement.
Overhead Wires Spark Fire, Engulf Car in Boston's Charlestown Neighborhood
Overhead wires in Boston's Charlestown neighborhood ignited, causing a parked car to catch fire. Witnesses experienced a disruption, and residents were concerned for safety. The cause is under investigation, with power restoration efforts underway.
Harvard University Agrees to Provide Employee Records to DHS, Excludes Student Employment Data Under FERPA Protections
Harvard University will provide employee I-9 forms to DHS but retains student employment data, citing FERPA, amid potential $500M settlement for international student issues.
Boston Grapples with Sweltering Heat as Inland Areas Approach 100-Degree Index, Coastal Relief Anticipated
Boston faces a hot day with heat indexes nearing 100 degrees, per National Weather Service, though coastal areas may stay cooler. Thunderstorms may miss the city, and a more predictable sunny weekend is ahead.












