The Healey-Driscoll Administration marks the 10th anniversary of the Summer Nights Program, offering young Massachusetts residents recreational opportunities.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey has suggested President Biden reassess his potential 2024 run in light of concerns about his ability to defeat Trump.

The House Select Committee is investigating Harvard University's response to protesters during a speech by China's ambassador, questioning its commitment to free speech.

The Harvard Republican Club has endorsed Donald Trump for the 2024 presidential election, a significant shift from their previous stance in 2016. President Michael Oved cited Trump's policies and criticized Biden to justify their support.

The Massachusetts AG's Office leads a coalition urging DHS to extend protection against deportation for noncitizen workers during labor violation investigations from two to four years.

Governor Maura Healey attends a White House meeting with Biden to discuss concerns following Biden's recent debate performance and the Democratic Party's 2024 prospects.

Massachusetts beaches to feature new multilingual signs for inclusivity, with DCR's initiatives for a welcoming environment, including multilingual lifeguard recruitment.

Mayor Michelle Wu launches Boston's first Planning Department in 70 years, aiming to prioritize sustainability, equitable growth, and housing access in the city's urban development.

Massachusetts opens The Pryde, the first LGBTQ-affirming senior housing, attended by Mayor Wu and Senator Warren, featuring 74 homes and communal facilities.

The Boston Public Library's Jamaica Plain branch will name its children's room after the late Barbara Rhodes, a librarian who significantly impacted the community and children’s literacy.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey discussed partnerships to fix the child care market at the National Child Care Innovation Summit, outlining her state’s initiatives to enhance child care access and workforce development.

Mayor Michelle Wu appoints Ricardo Patrón as Deputy Chief of Staff and Emma Pettit as Press Secretary in a reshuffle aimed at advancing Boston's city administration.

The Healey-Driscoll administration announces a public-private partnership to revamp Bunker Hill Community College, incorporating educational, housing, and commercial spaces.