Massachusetts receives an extra $171 million from the FHWA for 12 infrastructure projects, enhancing roads, bridges, and pathways, with officials expressing gratitude for the funds.

Allison Cartwright, a public defender, is set to win the race for SJC clerk against Boston City Councillor Erin Murphy, marking a notable political milestone.

Governor Healey appoints Geoffrey D. Noble as the new Colonel of the Massachusetts State Police, highlighting his experience from New Jersey and emphasizing his leadership qualities.

The Healey-Driscoll administration has relaunched the Council on the Underground Economy with eight new appointees to combat workplace injustices in Massachusetts.

Massachusetts AG Campbell's annual Labor Day Report outlines the office's actions to protect workers' rights, detailing enforcement actions against 638 employers and securing over $31.5 million for labor violations.

Massachusetts voters participate in primary elections to determine candidates for the U.S. Senate, local congressional seats, and the Governor’s Council, with a focus on contested races and party nominations.

The Cambridge HEART initiative has launched a new hotline for non-violent emergency support, operational twice a week, aided by a recent $150,000 city grant.

The Suffolk County Sheriff's Dept. teamed up with M.A.M.L.E.O., a Catholic Academy, and the Corey C. Griffin Foundation to provide a Back to School BBQ and backpack supply event for local youth.

Massachusetts' DPU approves plans to modernize the electric sector and accelerate the state's transition to clean energy, aligning with its net zero emissions goal by 2050.

Boston announces a $60,000 Fenway-Kenmore Neighborhood Impact Grant for nonprofits to enhance education, health, and recreation in the local community.

Governor Maura Healey announced agreements for Lifespan Corporation and Lawrence General Hospital to acquire hospitals from Steward Health Care, aiming to maintain healthcare services and jobs in Massachusetts.

JD Vance courted firefighter union support in Boston, promoting his stance on immigration, inflation, and opioids, while contrasting his views with Democratic VP nominee Walz's previous speech.

Maura A. Looney is appointed as Clerk for the Commonwealth in the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts, succeeding Francis V. Kenneally, with strong legal and technological background.