Governor Healey unveiled an $8 billion proposal aimed at stabilizing MBTA funding, focusing on infrastructure improvements and service reliability to enhance the region’s public transit system.
The MBTA Board has approved a $9.8 billion capital plan for 2026-2030, focusing on modernizing infrastructure, expanding service, and improving accessibility to meet growing transit demands across the region.
A new bill proposes banning broker fees for renters statewide, aiming to reduce upfront costs and increase housing affordability. Advocates say it will protect tenants from excessive fees. Lawmakers weigh the impact.
Boston Latin School, established in 1635, is America’s first public school. Recent discoveries shed new light on its founding, revealing untold stories of early colonial education and its lasting legacy.
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Governor Maura Healey has unveiled an $8 billion plan aimed at modernizing the MBTA, focusing on infrastructure upgrades, expanded service, and improved accessibility to ensure a reliable transit future for Massachusetts.
The MBTA has unveiled plans to introduce new Red and Orange Line trains aimed at improving capacity and reliability. The upgrade is part of ongoing efforts to modernize Boston’s transit system.
The Green Line Extension project faces ongoing delays due to funding shortfalls and construction setbacks. Officials vow to address challenges but warn of potential timeline shifts impacting completion.
Governor Healey unveils an $8 billion infrastructure plan focused on local transportation improvements, aiming to enhance transit access, reduce congestion, and boost economic growth across the state.
The Tobin Bridge undergoes crucial maintenance as part of state infrastructure upgrades. Officials report progress on safety improvements and traffic flow enhancements, aiming to minimize disruption and boost long-term efficiency.
Governor Healey has signed a $60.9 billion state budget for FY 2024, allocating funds to education, healthcare, and infrastructure. The budget aims to boost economic growth and support key public services statewide.
A Massachusetts serial killer is scheduled for execution in Florida next week, marking a rare cross-state capital punishment case. The execution reignites debates on justice and interstate criminal prosecutions.
Boston announces enhanced police body camera policy, expanding use and improving transparency. New measures aim to bolster accountability and community trust as implementation ramps up citywide.
MassHealth faces mounting pressure as new federal Medicaid rules tighten eligibility and reporting requirements, sparking concerns over access to care and increased administrative burdens across Massachusetts.
Massachusetts courts have upheld the state’s assault weapon ban despite legal challenges. Judges ruled the law constitutional, reinforcing efforts to regulate firearms and enhance public safety.
The state announced a significant increase in funding for roads, bridges, and infrastructure projects, aiming to enhance safety, reduce traffic congestion, and support economic growth across the region.
Massachusetts has initiated a major clean water and PFAS cleanup program, targeting contaminated sites to safeguard public health and the environment. The effort includes funding for advanced water treatment and ongoing monitoring.
Governor Healey today unveiled a comprehensive education funding reform plan aimed at boosting resources for underfunded schools, promoting equity, and improving student outcomes statewide.
The 1872 Boston Fire devastated much of the city’s downtown, prompting a massive rebuilding effort. This tragedy spurred modern architectural designs and safer construction, ultimately transforming Boston’s skyline forever.
Boston Latin School, founded in 1635, holds the title as the nation’s first public school. It pioneered free, classical education in America, shaping leaders and setting a historic standard for public schooling.
City residents gathered Tuesday to share their opinions on the city’s new homelessness strategy. Views ranged from calls for increased shelter funding to concerns about public safety and outreach programs.
Local job market analysis reveals rising demand in tech and healthcare sectors, while manufacturing faces decline. Challenges include skill gaps and wage pressure. Experts predict steady growth amid economic shifts.
Innovative technologies are transforming flood control and stormwater management, using smart sensors, AI, and green infrastructure to predict, monitor, and mitigate flooding more efficiently, safeguarding communities worldwide.