Massachusetts has allocated $310,000 in federal funds to improve substance use disorder programs in prisons, aiming to aid incarcerated individuals and reduce addiction-related crime.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell and NY AG Letitia James lead 21 attorneys general in supporting an ATF proposal to expand background checks and reduce illegal gun trafficking.

Flags in Massachusetts are at half-staff by order of Governor Healey, in honor of fallen Waltham Police Officer Paul Tracey and National Grid worker Roderick Jackson.

An 18-year-old elected official, Julio Mejia, has proposed to lower the voting age to 16 for municipal elections in Lawrence, Massachusetts, aiming to increase youth engagement in government.

Boston City Council opposed relocating the O'Bryant School of Math and Science, demanding a BPS facility plan due to concerns about diversity and accessibility. Critics fear the move could impact the school's cultural ties.

The Newton City Council will discuss an ethics commission proposal after Councilor Rick Lipof's inappropriate texts to colleague Brenda Noel sparked controversy.

MA launches Team Massachusetts economic plan for growth.

Massachusetts adds multi-language support to family leave.

Bidens Boston blitz raises funds with star power.

MA sheriffs unveil a new tool for transparency on inmate rehab programs.

Tanisha DeLeon named Deputy Director of YOU Boston, aiding at-risk youth.

Mass. House Dems pass a 3B bill despite GOP pushback.

Mass Access to Justice adds Gordon Shaw, releases 2022-2023 report.