Massachusetts AG Campbell joins a lawsuit against the Trump Administration for allegedly withholding $2 billion in electric vehicle charging infrastructure funds.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey expands support for 18 new Seasonal Communities, including granting access to housing development tools and establishing trust funds.

Mayor Wu criticizes the cancelation of citizenship ceremonies in Boston, impacting immigrants from high-risk countries, as an abrupt and unfair policy change.

Boston designated the Old North Church, Old South Meeting House, and Old Corner Bookstore as landmarks on the 252nd anniversary of the Boston Tea Party. These sites are now protected for their historical significance.

The Massachusetts DPU has launched an investigation into the charges on utility bills to improve transparency and customer understanding, with potential reforms and rate caps under consideration.

Governor Healey and Lieutenant Governor Driscoll honored 32 Girl Scouts and volunteers in Worcester for their service, reinstating the awards paused under the Trump administration.

Massachusetts releases $5.9 million in grants for ADA improvements in 86 communities to enhance accessibility for citizens with disabilities in public spaces and services.

Boston leaders report a slight increase in homicides but an overall downward crime trend, reinforcing the city's standing as safe, and aim to address issues like retail theft and quality-of-life crimes.

Massachusetts public school students achieve record-breaking AP exam performance, thanks to state initiatives including expanded fee waivers and funding for low-income students. Black and Hispanic/Latino student scores notably increased.

Massachusetts Fire Services adds new drones to improve indoor firefighting and emergency response, per State Fire Marshal Jon M. Davine. These drones will aid in handling hazardous situations by providing real-time data and increasing safety.

Massachusetts is investing $1.2 million into its commercial fishing sector to boost competitiveness and resilience, especially in light of offshore wind farm impacts.

Madison Park Technical Vocational High School in Boston is set to undergo a significant makeover, as the Massachusetts School Building Authority has invited it to start the eligibility period for renovations and expansion.

HUD alleges Boston's housing policies discriminate against whites, prioritizing minority homeownership, which HUD claims violates the Fair Housing Act.