Massachusetts approves regulations for pilot programs offering three-year degrees and other innovative higher education models aimed at reducing costs and accelerating graduation.

Primary care physicians at Mass General Brigham lobbied state lawmakers to press the system to drop its NLRB appeal and begin bargaining after an overwhelming union vote.

DHS publicly rebuked Councilor Enrique Pepén after he called an ICE arrest in Roslindale an "abduction," amplifying a standoff between local sanctuary policy and federal enforcement.

Mayor Michelle Wu celebrated the dedication of Twelfth Baptist Church Square in Roxbury, unveiling a new historic marker to honor the church's legacy.

Boston City Council adopted two resolutions: one recognizing February as Black History Month and another honoring Black veterans for their military service.

Boston City Council honored the Patriots' successful season and promoted gender equity in sports by declaring New England Patriots Day and recognizing National Girls & Women in Sports Day.

The Pentagon will end military training and fellowships at Harvard, citing the school's "globalist and radical ideologies." The change takes effect in the 2026-27 academic year.

The Boston City Council passed a resolution urging the federal government to restore TPS for Haitian immigrants, stressing their importance to the community.

Massachusetts Gov. Healey has announced over 1,200 ADUs approved, signaling progress in tackling the housing crisis. Initiatives like the ADU Design Challenge and a new construction loan program aim to lower costs and increase housing production.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu's administration is undertaking a substantial renovation of White Stadium in partnership with Boston Legacy FC and other private entities, involving a combined investment of over $442 million.

Boston's Mayor's Youth Summit will return on February 21, 2026, facilitating dialogue between young residents and officials to foster civic engagement.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell leads a coalition to protect education funding for diversity and inclusivity programs from Trump Administration cuts, ensuring continued support for equity initiatives.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu declares a state of emergency due to extreme cold, opens warming centers, and encourages residents to protect against hypothermia and frostbite.