Massachusetts TSS partners with InnovateUS to train staff in generative AI for improved government services, emphasizing practical applications and ethical considerations.

The Massachusetts Attorney General released an updated Guide to Landlord and Tenant Rights, covering legalities such as evictions, tenant screenings, and more.

Boston's Superintendent plans to close three schools (Lee Academy, Another Course to College, and Community Academy) due to lower enrollments, with further district restructuring proposed.

Patrick Lee leaves his General Counsel role at the Plymouth County Sheriff's Office after over 20 years of service.

Massachusetts expands its Literacy Launch Institutes program to train more educators in early literacy, offering evidence-based, no-cost training to improve student reading skills.

Whitman-Hanson High School students walked out to protest staff layoffs due to a $1.39 million budget deficit.

Quincy, Massachusetts, has inaugurated a park honoring John Quincy Adams, featuring narrative bronze panels and a statue by artist Sergey Eylanbekov, celebrating Adams's achievements and legacy.

Massachusetts observed 'World Day of Remembrance' to honor traffic crash victims and call for road safety changes, including legislation for stricter traffic enforcement and truck safety measures.

AG Campbell has joined 15 other attorneys general in supporting TPS for Haitian and Venezuelan immigrants, opposing the Trump Administration's revocation efforts.

Kamala Harris discusses her memoir "107 Days" about her 2024 presidential campaign at Medford's Chevalier Theatre. The book scrutinizes the campaign after Biden's race exit.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration in Massachusetts distributed nearly $500,000 to fight hunger across 30 colleges, impacting 36,000 students, amid federal SNAP changes.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell won a lawsuit against the Department of Education, securing federal funds for education until 2026, which benefits low-income and unhoused students.

Massachusetts has certified nine new towns as Climate Leader Communities, making them eligible for a share of $3.7 million in grants for sustainability projects.