Justice Gabrielle Wolohojian was sworn in as a member of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, with prior concerns regarding her historical ties to Governor Healey, who officiated the ceremony.

Massachusetts won $156 million in the EPA's Solar for All contest, aiming to provide low-income families with solar energy, create jobs, and reduce carbon emissions.

Governor Maura Healey and Mayor Michelle Wu are invited to speak at a Vatican climate summit in May, focusing on climate change challenges and resilience strategies.

The Boston Police Department honored 911 dispatchers during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, with Police Commissioner Cox and staff providing meals for all shifts.

Federal approval grants MassHealth an extension of its 1115 waiver, expanding healthcare access and affordability for Massachusetts families and allowing health services coverage for eligible inmates before release.

Mayor Michelle Wu has announced the return of Boston's Playoff Hub on Canal Street for Bruins and Celtics home playoff games, aiming to foster fan unity and support local businesses.

Alison Brizius has been appointed as the new Director of the Massachusetts Office of Coastal Zone Management, bringing her expertise to manage the state coastal program and address climate change impacts.

Former U.S. Attorney for Massachusetts, Rachael Rollins, had her law license reinstated after a suspension due to unpaid fees and has since taken a role at Roxbury Community College.

Brian Swett has been appointed as Boston's first Chief Climate Officer to advance the city's climate initiatives under Mayor Michelle Wu's administration, starting June.

Massachusetts is set to enhance women's health outcomes with a $2.8 million funding initiative announced by Governor Healey during her visit to Brigham and Women’s Hospital.

Deputies from the Suffolk County Sheriff's Department visited James W. Hennigan K-8 School to promote their Summer Enrichment Program and discuss careers in law enforcement with students.

Boston City Council supports Bill S.2600 to install cameras on school buses and stop illegal passing, enhancing children's safety during pick-up and drop-off times.

Mayor Michelle Wu has announced a grant program offering $80,000 to help Boston non-profits support individuals with criminal records reintegrate into their communities during Second Chance Month.