Massachusetts AG Campbell leads a coalition of 21 attorneys general to maintain an injunction against a Trump policy that could bar international students from the U.S.

Governor Maura Healey nominates Craig Mulcahey for Associate Justice of the District Court and LaKeshia Parker Small for Juvenile Court in Massachusetts.

Massachusetts launches a FAFSA completion data dashboard to help increase college affordability and aid application rates, investing in resources to support students seeking financial aid for education.

A Massachusetts judge has issued a preliminary injunction against Kalshi, an online trading platform, for operating like an unlicensed sportsbook, following legal action by the state's Attorney General.

The Massachusetts DPU has saved electric customers money by approving 47 Municipal Aggregation Plans, with participants expecting savings of $2.36 to $18.60 monthly until July 2026. These plans also exceed the state's Renewable Portfolio Standard.

Massachusetts AG Campbell released a Federal Accountability Dashboard and Storytelling Portal on the anniversary of Trump's second term, documenting the administration's impact on Massachusetts.

Boston celebrated the completion of The Amp, the last phase of Flat 9 at Whittier's redevelopment, attended by Mayor Wu and other officials, highlighting the addition of affordable and mixed-income housing units in Roxbury.

Boston residents can vote on how to allocate $2.2 million in public funds through the "Ideas in Action" participatory budgeting initiative until February 15, 2026.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey has announced her bid for reelection, focusing on lower costs and opposition to Trump-era policies. She faces potential Republican challengers in the upcoming election.

Demonstrators in Boston rallied in support of Iranian protesters, calling for US action and expressing concerns for family members in Iran amid severe government crackdowns.

Massachusetts Governor Healey celebrates the completion of the New England Clean Energy Connect, a project expected to supply 20% of the state's electricity needs.

Massachusetts Governor Healey has introduced reforms to speed up housing development by reducing environmental review periods from over a year to 30 days, aimed to lower costs and address bureaucratic delays.

Cambridge's STEAM Initiative continues to promote 'Math is a Civil Right,' honoring civil rights figure Bob Moses by advancing equitable math education and offering math-focused programs and events.