As extreme weather events become more frequent, the Healey-Driscoll Administration releases the ResilientMass Plan, bolstering statewide preparedness and addressing climate adaptation concerns.

On October 11th, 2023, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health announced new performance standards, credentials, and workforce training requirements for local public health departments, marking a revolutionary departure from the previous variability within the Massachusetts public health system.

Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell leads a multistate amicus brief in support of the U.S. Department of Education's "Borrower Defense Rule," which protects student loan borrowers from fraud and abuse by predatory institutions and offers stronger relief options.

Massachusetts launches a Federal Funds Partnership to help municipalities and tribes secure crucial federal funding for local projects, creating opportunities for better communication and collaboration.

A new podcast called ReiMAgine Aging seeks to uplift the stories and initiatives that have fueled the age- and dementia-friendly movement in Massachusetts.

In response to Mayor Michelle Wu's streamlined application process for hosting Halloween block parties, this article reflects on the impact of such events in fostering community engagement and safety for families throughout Boston.

Recent grants from the Healey-Driscoll Administration aim to expand career technical training opportunities for over 1,200 individuals in Massachusetts, targeting high-demand sectors such as construction, trades, and manufacturing.

Massachusetts to receive nearly $900,000 in a multistate data breach settlement with the donor database company Blackbaud.

Chief Justice Gordon H. Piper has been reappointed to lead the Land Court for a second term, reflecting his successful response to the challenges of the pandemic and modernizing court operations.

House Democrats in Massachusetts have released a revised gun reform bill addressing serialization of firearm parts, assault weapons bans, and gun carrying limitations, planning a vote for later this month after considering input from gun rights groups.

Mayor Michelle Wu announces the launch of a professional development program for youth-serving workforce and the appointment of Dana Mendes as the Deputy Director of the Office of Youth Engagement and Advancement in Boston.

As Massachusetts grapples with a rising influx of migrants, complications for the long-standing Army-Navy game arise as veterans and service academy graduates now face hotel shortages due to state-contracted lodging for migrant families.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey signs $1 billion tax relief package designed to make the state more competitive and aid residents with the high cost of living.