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Mass. Provides Sanctuary to More Than Just Immigrants
Discover the Salisbury, Massachusetts nonprofit serving as a safe space and no-kill shelter for hundreds of rescued guinea pigs.
A.G. Campbell Faces Scrutiny Over Travel Expenses
Massachusetts AG Andrea Campbell faces scrutiny after reports reveal her office spent over $800,000 in taxpayer funds on air travel and luxury hotels.
Boston Lauded For Aiding and Including Immigrants
Boston has been awarded a four-star welcoming designation by Welcoming America, recognizing the city's leadership in immigrant inclusion and community support.
Average MA Family Was Worth About $374,000 in 2025
A new Federal Reserve Bank of Boston survey reveals a $374,000 median family wealth in Mass., while highlighting deep economic disparities statewide.
New MA Drivers Being Taught to Share the Road With Bikes
Massachusetts is rolling out new driver education classroom tools developed with MassBike and LivableStreets to reduce bike-vehicle crashes.
Remembering Irene Duprey-Gutierrez
Irene Duprey-Gutierrez, a New Bedford teacher jailed during the 1975 strike, historian, and Hetty Green reenactor, has passed away at 84.
MA's New $90K Heat Resilience Officer
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey appointed Katie Schlick as the state's first Heat Resilience Officer to address rising temperatures and extreme heat waves.
Healey Faces Rapidly Expanding Political Crisis Over Abortion Law
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey faces mounting calls for excommunication from Catholic leaders after signing a sweeping new abortion law.
Warren Misses With "Love Island" Student Loan Connection
Senator Elizabeth Warren is facing online criticism after using a "Love Island" winner's student loan payoff to highlight the ongoing American debt crisis.
DOJ Responds to Mitchell's Refusal to Provide Voter List
The DOJ defends its New Bedford election monitoring strategy, pushing back against Mayor Jon Mitchell's refusal to hand over public voter lists.