The Healey-Driscoll Administration in Massachusetts is seeking public input on expanding hunting, including Sunday hunting, crossbow usage, and changing setback rules.

Massachusetts invests $13M into its state university system to improve degree completion, providing support services and addressing financial barriers to help students graduate.

Boston protesters rally for a second day against the ICE shooting of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis, questioning the federal narrative of self-defense and claiming abuses of power.

Governor Healey of Massachusetts has announced a plan to invest $600 million in the ConnectorCare program to counteract the end of federal ACA tax credits and keep healthcare costs down for residents.

Massachusetts awards $3.6 million to colleges for inclusive education programs for students with disabilities, supporting their integration into academic and campus life.

Massachusetts awards $3.2 million in grants to schools for student mental health support, with professional development and comprehensive frameworks being key components.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey signed an Executive Order to modernize the Seaport Economic Council, focusing on maritime economic growth and climate resilience.

Massachusetts maintains a stable 4.7% unemployment rate in November 2025, with slight job growth in key sectors despite a reduction in labor force participation.

Massachusetts awards $2.3 million to 32 schools for language learning programs, promoting multilingual education and inclusive, diverse learning environments.

Massachusetts Governor Healey challenges HHS Secretary Kennedy over NIH funding cuts that have halted 380 clinical trials, impacting over 74,000 patients. She argues the cuts threaten vital research and the state's economy.

Governor Healey criticizes the CDC's updates to childhood vaccine recommendations, with Massachusetts maintaining a full vaccine schedule despite federal changes.

The US Court of Appeals upheld a ruling preventing Trump Administration cuts to NIH research funds, with Massachusetts AG Campbell pledging to defend residents' health.

Councilor Liz Breadon was elected as Boston City Council President in a tight 7-6 vote after Councilor Gabriela Coletta Zapata withdrew from the race, with Breadon vowing to be a unifying leader amid reports of backdoor dealings.