New England Revolutions planned soccer stadium in Everett is under review by MA legislators, pending DPA status removal.

Massachusetts appoints Colonel Robert Notch as Veteran Advocate, bolstering state support for veterans and their post-service lives.

Massachusetts Apprenticeship Week features events focusing on bridging the gap between workforce shortage and apprenticeship opportunities.

Cambridge plans safety improvements to create separated bike lanes on Cambridge Street for a safe, connected bike network by 2024.

North Andover approves permit to fly Palestinian flag on town common, sparking mixed reactions. The flag joins the Israeli flag, which has been raised since early October.

Boston BPHC promotes CopeCode Club's proactive approach to mental health and substance abuse prevention for youth, via citywide ad campaign.

Massachusetts lawmakers consider a bill for a four-day workweek aimed at increasing productivity and reducing commute-related pollution.

Bostons Urban Wilds program joins Forests in Cities Network enhancing conservation and promoting green space preservation.

Monica Tibbits-Nutt named Massachusetts Secretary of Transportation, anticipated to enhance track reliability and infrastructure.

Massachusetts bills target pet shop regulations, proposing selling dogs, cats, and rabbits only from shelters or rescue organizations, sparking debate.

Cambridge Police Department begins its 17th Secret Santa for Seniors gift drive to assist seniors lacking family or social networks.

The HERO Act, introduced by MA Governor Healey, aims to modernize veterans services, increasing benefits and promoting inclusivity for all veterans.

Healey-Driscoll Administration distributes 5M via SBTA Grant Program to aid 65 small business-supporting nonprofits in Massachusetts.