Harvard faculty pledge 10% of their salaries to support the university's legal fight against the Trump administration's funding freeze and policy challenges.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration in Massachusetts has allocated over $2 million in grants to enhance agricultural fairs, farmers markets, and local food campaigns, as part of the efforts to support the state's agricultural sector.

Harvard University apologized after reports revealed antisemitism and Islamophobia on campus, prompting institutional actions to address bias and discrimination.

Massachusetts hosted its first Healthy Youth Summit, focusing on teaching young people about healthy relationships, with over 300 participants and an expanded RESPECTfully campaign.

Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell leads a coalition suing the Trump administration for unlawfully attempting to dismantle AmeriCorps by cutting its workforce and funding.

The National Cyber Crime Conference in San Francisco, led by AG Campbell, focused on training law enforcement to combat cyber threats, with over 220 sessions and presence from 42 states and eight countries.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell challenges Congressional bills that could limit the use of scientific assessments, crucial for environmental health protection, from the EPA's IRIS and ORD programs.

President Trump issues executive orders targeting sanctuary cities like San Francisco and Boston, which may lead to funding cuts and legal consequences for limiting cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.

Boston's Office of Food Justice has allocated $500k from ARPA to combat food insecurity, aiding groups like the Centre for Faith, Art & Justice, which got a refrigerated van increasing food redistribution by 40%.

The Plymouth Police Department reported their weekly activity, including 719 incidents, 14 arrests, and various other calls ranging from traffic stops to community service tasks.

Massachusetts and eight other states release a strategic plan for interregional transmission solutions to improve energy systems, focusing on efficiency, cost savings, and strengthened grid reliability in the Northeast.

Boston EMS celebrates the addition of 35 new EMTs and recent staff promotions at an event in Rabb Hall at the Boston Public Library, with Mayor Michelle Wu commending their commitment to service.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and the BAA awarded the Fastest Bostonian titles from the 129th Boston Marathon to Erik Linden, Jacqueline Gaughan, Danielle Bishop, and, for the first time, wheelchair athlete Jason Fowler.