John Walsh, an influential figure in Massachusetts politics, passed away at age 65, remembered for his dedication to the Democratic Party.

Massachusetts AG issues $1.39M in fines against Quick Temp for wage, sick time, and record-keeping violations.

Bostons annual Thanksgiving initiative doubles its reach, distributing 2,000 turkeys and 50,000 lbs of food to counter food insecurity.

Bostons Transportation Building repurposed as a temporary shelter for migrants and homeless families due to state shelter overflow.

Outdoor recreation grew by 17, contributing 11.7 billion to Massachusettss economy, and creating over 100,000 jobs in 2022, says new report.

Massachusetts launches initiatives to combat rising hate crimes, including a new police response team and prevention grants for schools.

Bostons Blue Cross Blue Shield Building, an iconic Brutalist piece, faces potential landmark designation, sparking debate on architecture preservation.

Protestors call on Sen. Elizabeth Warren to advocate for Gaza cease-fire amidst escalating Israel-Palestine conflict.

Boston City Council backs Seaport Hotel workers unionization effort against Fidelity Investments.

Healey-Driscoll Administration grants 14.3M for early education facilities upgrade in MA, targeting low-income families and clean energy projects.

Massachusetts streamlines migrant work authorization with Biden-Harris administration, helping over a thousand migrants secure employment in a week.

Cambridge City earns top finance reporting honors from GFOA, continuing its 24-year streak of AAA ratings for excellent financial management.

Boston to host the commissioning of the Navys USS Massachusetts submarine, designed for women sailors, in 2025.