The audit by Boston's State Auditor DiZoglio uncovers poor record-keeping and oversight within the Massachusetts National Guard's tuition reimbursement program.

The Massachusetts House passed a bill to outlaw revenge porn, criminalize nonconsensual dissemination of explicit images, and expand protections for abuse survivors.

Nick Black joins Boston's climate fight as Director of Strategic Initiatives, bringing experience in resilience projects to advance state climate goals.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen discussed the cooling economy and the drop in high prices, crediting the administration's policies but acknowledging the ongoing battle with inflation.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration in Massachusetts has awarded $15 million in grants to 67 non-profits to boost economic opportunities in disadvantaged areas.

Mayor Michelle Wu laid out her 2024 vision for Boston, focusing on housing, education, and environmental goals, despite protestors interrupting her State of the City Address.

Pro-Palestinian protesters disrupted Mayor Wu's State of the City address in Boston, leading to arrests by police. Wu affirmed free speech values despite the disturbance.

Mayor Michelle Wu will deliver Boston's State of the City Address on January 9, 2024, discussing the past year's challenges and future initiatives focusing on housing, transportation, and climate.

Ryan Dominguez joins the Massachusetts Cannabis Social Equity Advisory Board to promote inclusive cannabis policies and support communities impacted by past marijuana laws.

Falmouth firefighters protest being assigned to 911 dispatch duties due to training concerns and risks to public safety, leading to a court injunction filing against the town.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration in Massachusetts introduced the MASFA form, allowing undocumented students to apply for state financial aid, complementing the Tuition Equity Law that offers in-state tuition rates to eligible students.

Massachusetts Governor Healey announces a $1.23 billion FutureTech Act to modernize state IT systems, improve cybersecurity, and support community projects.

Governor Maura Healey plans to announce $375 million in emergency budget cuts for Boston following a $769 million revenue shortfall. This will include reductions to local and community programs.