Massachusetts launches a pilot program to help over 766,000 residents with some college experience but no degree complete their education, involving personalized coaching and six institutions.

Boston celebrated the addition of 100 new Equity and Inclusion Ambassadors from the 2025 E&I Academy, highlighting a commitment to equity in city operations.

Boston celebrates the opening of Logan Square Residences, an affordable housing community in Hyde Park for older adults, providing 63 new homes including units for seniors exiting homelessness.

Boston, led by Mayor Wu, sued to stop Trump-era funding cuts to homelessness solutions, risking housing support for over 1,100 individuals. The city contests HUD's policy shift endangering $29 million for its supportive housing projects.

AG Campbell offers guidance for charitable donations, stressing vigilance and encouraging donors to verify fundraiser legitimacy and the impact of their contributions.

Plymouth Police reported 764 incidents in a week, including 14 arrests, 11 criminal complaints, 33 accidents, and 139 traffic stops, reflecting their diverse activities.

MOWA in Boston announces $100,000 in grants for mental health and violence prevention programs targeted at youth, with applications due by January 7, 2026.

Massachusetts introduces a new high school graduation framework to ensure that graduates possess essential life skills and are prepared for future endeavors, moving away from high stakes tests like the 10th Grade MCAS exams.

The Massachusetts Environmental Trust is auctioning marine-themed license plates to fund right whale conservation efforts, with proceeds supporting aquatic life protection programs.

Massachusetts State Rep. Ann-Margaret Ferrante passed away at 53 from pancreatic cancer, leaving a legacy of advocacy for Cape Ann, economic development, and support for those in need.

Massachusetts grants $9.1 million for youth substance misuse prevention, with programs in high and middle schools focusing on early intervention, as per a state news release.

Massachusetts invests $25 million to support its behavioral health workforce by providing scholarships for students and stipends for internships in the field.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu will host the 84th tree lighting on Boston Common with Nova Scotia on December 4. The Pointer Sisters will perform at the event, which also includes a lighting ceremony on Commonwealth Avenue Mall.