Massachusetts launches "STEM Starts Now" themed STEM Week for 2025, highlighting the importance of STEM education through a variety of events across educational stages.

Massachusetts' Healey-Driscoll Administration has released over $22 million in grants to enhance food security by supporting 113 local food producers and organizations.

Amy Rosenthal has been appointed as the new Undersecretary of Health in Massachusetts' EOHHS, effective November 17, 2025, bringing her decades of health policy and health justice advocacy experience to the role.

Massachusetts officials report success in deterring illegal street takeovers with recent operations yielding multiple citations, arrests, and tows, as well as $14 million in safety grants to police departments.

Mayor Michelle Wu celebrated the groundbreaking of Grove Hall's new community center in Boston, as per the City of Boston, with strong local support for the project.

Mayor Michelle Wu will host Boston's first State of the Schools address, focusing on her vision for BPS and honoring educators, at Josiah Quincy Upper School.

Governor Healey has appointed Phil Eng as Interim Secretary of MassDOT and Jonathan Gulliver as Undersecretary, ensuring leadership continuity amidst key infrastructure projects. Eng will lead following Monica Tibbits-Nutt's exit.

Boston's Winter Street debuts 'Color Flows on Winter Street,' featuring art, food, and events daily from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. until November 16, enhancing downtown vibrancy.

The Massachusetts Board has approved a new C3 funding formula to enhance their early education system, emphasizing staff support and operational costs without financial strain on families.

AG Andrea Joy Campbell leads 20 states in a legal brief supporting The Stanford Daily against policies impacting noncitizen students' First Amendment rights.

Massachusetts' Healey-Driscoll Administration has launched the SMART 3.0 initiative to advance solar energy, anticipating $300 million in electricity cost reductions within a year.

The Plymouth Police Department's Facebook post details their weekly activities, reporting 686 incidents, 21 arrests, and 70 medical and wellbeing checks.

Cambridge officials testified before Massachusetts state legislature to advocate for lifting solar production caps in order to continue their expansion towards net zero emissions by 2050.