Massachusetts legislators consider EMS reforms after a 2-year-old's death when an ambulance failed to arrive in time. Lawmakers propose a special commission to address EMS challenges.

Massachusetts has launched 'Future Ready: AI in the Classroom,' a program to integrate AI into high school curricula, benefiting over 1,600 students through professional development for teachers.

Massachusetts' energy bill is projected to save residents $13.7 billion over ten years, backed by independent studies and supporting a more self-sufficient energy framework.

Mayor Wu celebrated the groundbreaking of an affordable senior housing project, Hamilton at Mount Everett, with 36 income-restricted units in Dorchester, Boston.

The EACC is granting $10 million in tax credits to eight Massachusetts businesses to create 450 jobs, retain 2,300, and draw $158 million in investments.

Harvard Kennedy School plans contingency measures for international students to study online or at the University of Toronto's Munk School, due to potential U.S. visa and entry challenges.

Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell and 21 other attorneys general filed a lawsuit challenging the Trump Administration's alleged illegal funding terminations.

Governor Maura Healey of Massachusetts signed a $1.3 billion budget to improve transportation and education, with funds derived from Fiscal Year 2024's Fair Share revenue.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey appoints Eric Paley as the new Secretary of the EOED, highlighting his entrepreneurial background and venture capital expertise.

Massachusetts Governor Healey introduces the nearly $3 billion Mass Ready Act to strengthen infrastructure against climate change and environmental hazards.

Boston launches a Late Night Food Truck Program to enhance nightlife, with 11 food trucks set to operate at seven locations, offering diverse cuisines to night-time crowds.

AG Andrea Joy Campbell testified against Trump policies before Congress, highlighting legal efforts to protect Massachusetts residents and block federal funding cuts to state services.

The Roxbury Branch of the Boston Public Library is to be renamed after Sarah-Ann Shaw, Boston's first Black female TV reporter, to honor her legacy and impact on the community.