The Massachusetts AI Hub, aimed at fostering AI innovation, has been announced by Governor Healey, emphasizing collaboration across sectors and a partnership with MGHPCC for eco-friendly computing.

Massachusetts has appointed Rick Rathbun as the new Executive Director and Amy Fanikos as Deputy Executive Director of the Municipal Police Training Committee (MPTC).

The City of Cambridge has launched a VPPA to create a new solar farm in Illinois, expanding its renewable energy efforts and providing local energy stability and economic benefits.

Mayor Michelle Wu celebrates Boston's achievements in affordable housing, helping 235 households in 2024 become first-time homeowners through the Boston Home Center.

Mayor Michelle Wu announces the Boston Acquisition Fund, a $25 million initiative to provide loans for affordable housing development to combat displacement in Boston.

The Suffolk County Sheriff’s Department partnered with Mothers For Justice & Equality for a balloon release event honoring homicide victims and advocating for justice in unsolved cases.

The Supreme Court declined to hear a case challenging a temporary admissions policy at three Boston high schools that used grades and ZIP codes instead of test scores.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, with partners like Amazon, is leading a toy drive to distribute over 1,800 toys to children in need during the holiday season.

Boston's Syrian community celebrates the fall of the Assad regime following an offensive by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, embracing a new era of hoped-for freedom.

Mayor Michelle Wu reappoints Michael O'Neill as Vice Chair for the Boston School Committee for another four-year term, commending his dedication to Boston Public Schools.

Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson faces charges including aiding wire fraud, with allegations of nepotism and kickback schemes involving hiring relatives and federal funds.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, with the Office of Black Male Advancement, launched a $500,000 grant program to support nonprofits aiding Black males in Boston.

Boston's Mayor Michelle Wu has expanded the Boston Family Days program, offering free access to nine cultural institutions for school-aged children and their guests.