Boston celebrates the groundbreaking of a new $30.9 million Fields Corner Branch library, expected to complete in 2026 with sustainability features and improved community spaces.

Boston sued the Trump Administration to defend $48 million in housing and homelessness funding, which the administration conditioned on compliance with executive orders deemed unconstitutional by the city.

Northeast governors invite Canadian premiers to Boston to discuss trade and tariff impacts, aiming to protect their trade relationships and economies. Governor Healey leads the effort.

Massachusetts AG Campbell and 18 other attorneys general sued the Trump administration to overturn a directive halting wind energy project approvals, arguing it's illegal and hinders renewable energy advances and investment returns.

Mike Pence was honored with the JFK Profile in Courage Award for his actions during the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, emphasizing constitutional adherence amidst political divisions.

Mayor Michelle Wu and Boston's CPC approved over $38 million for community projects, focusing on affordable housing, historic preservation, and open space enhancement, financed by the Community Preservation Act.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announced a $200,000 grant to support services for LGBTQ+ Bostonians through MOLA's Beyond Pride Grant Program and a specific $50,000 Gender Affirming Identity Document & Emergency Assistance Grant.

Massachusetts gas companies have been told by state regulators to reduce spending on gas pipeline repairs and replacements, amid concerns over rising costs and billing practices.

The widow of Paul N. Coderre Jr. filed a lawsuit against New Bedford and others for wrongful death, after he was shot by police following a "psychotic episode" and being overserved alcohol.

Massachusetts commemorated 250 years of apprenticeships, with an event attended by officials and apprentices, highlighting the sector's growth and the Healey-Driscoll Administration's support for workforce development.

President Trump announced plans to revoke Harvard University's tax-exempt status, escalating tensions following a lawsuit and funding freeze. Harvard defends its tax status as crucial for its mission and educational autonomy.

Massachusetts State Police Academy reforms after a recruit's death, splitting the next class for better attention, reviewing training practices, and appointing a new commandant.

Dorchester opens 37 Wales Street, an affordable housing complex providing 20 homes for formerly homeless families, supported by Mayor Wu and Heading Home, Inc., offering case management and state vouchers for financial ease.