Governor Maura Healey and 17 other governors urge Congress to extend the Affordable Care Act's enhanced premium tax credits to maintain healthcare affordability.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration in Massachusetts awards nearly $30 million in grants to enhance local climate resilience against heat waves, flooding, and wildfires.

Boston receives a federal grant to restore 150 gravestones at the historical Dorchester North Burying Ground, honoring local history including the Salem witch trials and the Revolutionary War.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration in Massachusetts has initiated a $14.5 million program to renovate learning spaces across 29 state campuses for educational and workforce development.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration announced the 2025 COASTSWEEP beach cleanup, happening from September 20 to early November, inviting volunteers to clean Massachusetts' coasts.

Felix Mercedes pled guilty in a Medicaid fraud scheme, bilking MassHealth for over $500,000. He received 1-3 years in prison, 5 years' probation, and must repay the funds.

Chelsea High School and Mary C. Burke Elementary Complex held active shooter drills with students, first responders, and regional police to prepare for potential real-life school shooting incidents.

MassDOT celebrates the 10th anniversary of purchasing and renovating the Knowledge Corridor, essential to Amtrak's Vermonter service, highlighting successes in ridership growth and rail infrastructure development.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration in Massachusetts sold five state-owned properties for housing development, totaling nearly $3 million, to address the housing crisis.

The Healey-Driscoll administration announced the release of a Bridgewater lot for housing development, highlighting the success of the "State Land for Homes" initiative and collaboration with educational institutions.

The Boston City Council has supported Mayor Wu against a federal demand to change their immigration policy, upholding the city’s sanctuary status despite federal pressure.

Boston City Council approves $602,919 in grants to support youth and job seekers, funding workforce development, youth empowerment, and services like job training, career counseling, and education.

Developers behind Essex Landing sue Saugus and its Town Manager, accusing them of "arbitrary and discriminatory" treatment related to a demanded $200,000 donation.