Jacob Hiatt and Worcester Arts Magnet could lose citywide admissions as Worcester rebalances crowded classrooms.

Norfolk taxpayers say they want money back after a watchdog report exposed vacation abuse by a former town administrator now running Bridgewater.

John Goncalves pulled the endorsement page from his website after both congresswomen's teams denied backing his Ward 1 re-election bid.

The Governor's Council backed Kaitlyn O'Leary 6-2, months after rejecting Healey's first prosecutor pick for the same board.

Falmouth delegate Dan Gessen says a Rhode Island-style surcharge on empty mansions could bankroll mortgage help for Cape Cod teachers and cops.

Felix Commonwealth Virtual School opened on Lasell University's campus, mixing online coursework with in-person hub days for up to 200 students.

A new Boston Fed survey finds nearly a third of Black families in Massachusetts hold zero or negative wealth. Business leaders are now demanding a housing crisis declaration.

A new city ordinance would force employers to fund 40 hours of hands-on training instead of computer modules for unarmed guards.

Ex-mayor Sokhary Chau is challenging young Rep. Tara Hong, and he's already out-raising her by $13,000.

Patricia Jehlen backs Christine Barber as four Democrats chase her old Senate seat covering Somerville, Medford and Cambridge.

A Clinton-appointed judge rejected a new legal theory meant to save deportation protections, even as State Department warnings on South Sudan remain at their highest level.

A judge ruled Newton never proved its marijuana impact fees matched real costs, including money spent on a golden retriever named Officer Leo.

ICE is seeking 249 downtown Boston parking spaces under a possible three- to five-year lease. The market research notice has no confirmed site or facility yet.