The Healey-Driscoll Administration has awarded $164,900 in grants for inclusive outdoor recreation in Massachusetts, focusing on low-income, diverse communities, and people with disabilities.

Mayor Michelle Wu commits to youth sports by endorsing the Children's Bill of Rights in Sports in Boston, and through a $300,000 grant to local youth programs, aiming to provide quality, inclusive sports experiences for children.

The Cambridge Police Department has launched a co-response team, pairing a police officer with a clinician to address mental health calls more effectively.

Brockton City Council approves ordinances banning public sleeping, camping, and loitering, aimed to address homelessness and public safety, prompting debate over the measures' efficacy and humanity.

Mayor Michelle Wu launches the Youth Speaks Boston survey to gather input from the city's youth aged 14 to 25 on their needs and challenges to inform future services and policies.

Cambridge has integrated the first fully electric Mack LR Electric trash collection truck into its fleet, advancing its goal for a zero-emission fleet by 2035.

The Boston Police Department thanked U.S. veterans and recognized fellow officers who served, emphasizing their service to the nation on Veterans Day.

Massachusetts waives state park parking fees for Veterans Day weekend to honor military service members, coinciding with free admission to federal parks, and offers dedicated parking for veterans.

Massachusetts voters have approved measures granting state audit authority, changing education policy, and allowing gig workers to unionize, while rejecting the legalization of psychedelics and wage hikes for tipped workers.

A Massachusetts man admitted to spreading a fake voter fraud video paid by a Russian agent, exposing Russia's disinformation campaigns aimed at American elections.

Gov. Maura Healey urges Massachusetts residents to avoid activities that could start fires amidst a series of brush fires taxing the state’s firefighting resources. Fire officials mobilize support and recommend outdoor fire bans to mitigate risks.

A woman in Shrewsbury received a fraudulent postcard falsely telling her that migrants would be moving into her home due to her support for Kamala Harris. The tactic, meant to intimidate, reflects heightened election stress.

Governor Maura Healey has nominated attorney Cara Krysil for a Massachusetts District Court position, with her legal experience expected to benefit the judiciary.