The state has announced increased funding for roads, bridges, and local infrastructure projects. The boost aims to improve safety, reduce congestion, and support economic growth across communities statewide.
The New England Patriots enter training camp with several key battles shaping their roster. Watch closely as QB backups, wide receiver spots, and defensive line positions heat up for roster spots.
The new “Freedom to Move Act” proposes mileage-based tracking to curb vehicle emissions. Advocates say it promotes fairness by charging drivers based on distance, sparking debate over privacy and implementation challenges.
Massachusetts has launched new electric bus pilot programs aimed at reducing emissions and improving air quality. The initiative marks a significant step toward sustainable public transportation in the state.
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The MBTA and Keolis announced schedule changes on four lines to improve service reliability. Adjustments affect peak and off-peak hours, aiming to enhance commuter experience starting next month.
Governor Healey unveiled an $8 billion transportation plan aimed at modernizing infrastructure and boosting local funds. The initiative focuses on improving transit, roads, and safety across the state.
MassHealth faces mounting challenges as recent federal Medicaid policy shifts introduce stricter eligibility and reporting requirements, straining resources and risking coverage for vulnerable Massachusetts residents.
Massachusetts is considering new tax credits to encourage homeowners to invest in green upgrades. The initiative aims to reduce carbon emissions and promote energy efficiency statewide.
The Green Line Extension Project has reached key milestones, with major construction phases completed and testing underway. Officials expect enhanced transit access to launch within the coming months, boosting regional connectivity.
Lawmakers are debating new rules aimed at increasing transparency in campaign finance. The proposed regulations seek to tighten disclosure requirements for donors to political campaigns.
Massachusetts is considering new tax credits to encourage homeowners to invest in green upgrades. The initiative aims to reduce carbon emissions and promote energy efficiency statewide.
The Green Line Extension Project has reached key milestones, with major construction phases completed and testing underway. Officials expect enhanced transit access to launch within the coming months, boosting regional connectivity.
Lawmakers are debating new rules aimed at increasing transparency in campaign finance. The proposed regulations seek to tighten disclosure requirements for donors to political campaigns.
Mass Pike and I-90 tolls are set for a major overhaul. Officials plan to introduce all-electronic tolling, aiming to reduce congestion and enhance efficiency. Changes could reshape travel across Massachusetts soon.
A new bill aimed at lowering prescription drug prices was introduced in the legislature today. The proposal seeks to increase affordability and transparency in the pharmaceutical market, sparking debate among stakeholders.
Safety issues and slow zones are hampering MBTA service efficiency, causing delays and disruptions. Officials are assessing infrastructure upgrades to improve transit speed and ensure passenger safety.
The MBTA faces significant challenges modernizing its aging signal system, causing delays and safety concerns. Upgrades are underway, but technical complexities and funding constraints slow progress.
Safety concerns have led the MBTA to expand slow zones across multiple lines, causing delays and heightened caution. The agency cites aging infrastructure and ongoing repairs as key factors behind the move.
Governor Healey announced an $8 billion plan to secure long-term funding for the MBTA, aiming to improve public transit infrastructure and service reliability across Massachusetts.
The MBTA’s aging signal system is causing frequent delays and safety concerns across key transit lines. Officials warn urgent upgrades are needed to prevent further operational disruptions.
New reproductive rights laws have been enacted, significantly expanding abortion access statewide. The measures aim to remove barriers, ensuring broader healthcare options for individuals seeking reproductive services.
Massachusetts has approved a $10 billion infrastructure bill aimed at upgrading roads, bridges, and public transit. The investment promises job growth and improved community connectivity statewide.