Boston’s vibrant festival and outdoor concert scene heats up this season with events showcasing music, food, and culture. From waterfront stages to city parks, locals and visitors can enjoy diverse performances and community celebrations.
MassHealth is under pressure as new federal Medicaid rules tighten eligibility and reporting requirements. The changes threaten to increase administrative burdens and risk coverage losses for vulnerable populations.
The full schedule for the Cambridge Arts River Festival is out, promising a vibrant lineup of music, theatre, and workshops along the scenic riverbank. Events run June 10-14, featuring local and international artists.
The new “Freedom to Move Act” proposes mandatory mileage tracking for vehicles to reduce emissions. The bill aims to promote cleaner transportation by monitoring and managing annual miles driven.
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The MBTA has launched a series of accessibility upgrades across multiple stations, enhancing features like elevators, ramps, and signage to improve transit access for all riders, including those with disabilities.
A newly enacted reproductive rights law expands abortion access statewide, removing previous barriers and ensuring broader healthcare options for individuals seeking reproductive services. Implementation begins next month.
A new bill aimed at slashing prescription drug costs has been introduced in the legislature. The proposal seeks to increase affordability and access to essential medications for millions of patients nationwide.
The new “Freedom to Move Act” proposes mandatory mileage tracking for all drivers to enhance road safety and fair tolling. Privacy concerns arise as lawmakers debate the balance between security and individual rights.
A new plan has been unveiled to establish a high-speed rail line linking Boston to Western Massachusetts, promising reduced travel times and boosted regional connectivity. Officials aim for swift project approval and funding.
The Green Line Extension Project faces new delays due to supply chain issues and labor shortages. Despite setbacks, key construction milestones have been reached, with service now expected to begin late 2025.
Massachusetts is advancing transportation plans to address climate change impacts, focusing on resilient infrastructure and sustainable transit options to safeguard communities and reduce emissions statewide.
Massachusetts has launched electric bus pilot programs aimed at reducing emissions and modernizing public transit. The initiative includes testing new models on select routes to evaluate performance and sustainability.
Massachusetts has launched a new campaign aimed at preventing drownings among autistic children. The initiative focuses on awareness, safety training, and community support to protect vulnerable kids near water.
Nine people were injured and hospitalized after a porch collapse in Dorchester. Emergency responders quickly arrived at the scene to assist victims. Authorities are investigating the cause of the structural failure.
A BU student has filed a lawsuit against WPI and a fraternity following a severe burn incident during an off-campus event. The suit alleges negligence and seeks damages for injuries sustained. Authorities are investigating.
Governor Healey has signed the $60.9 billion state budget for 2024, focusing on education, healthcare, and infrastructure. The plan aims to boost economic growth and support key public services across the state.
MassHealth faces growing pressure as new federal Medicaid rules tighten eligibility and coverage requirements. The changes could limit access for vulnerable populations, straining the state’s healthcare system and budgets.
The Battle of Lexington and Concord on April 19, 1775, ignited the American Revolutionary War. Known as “The Shot Heard ‘Round the World,” this clash marked the colonists’ first armed resistance against British rule.
The Boston Tea Party ignited colonial resistance as American patriots dumped British tea into Boston Harbor on December 16, 1773, marking a pivotal moment that fueled the drive toward revolution and independence.
The Boston Sculptors Gallery is currently exhibiting Nora Valdez’s “Esperando,” a striking collection that explores themes of patience and resilience through dynamic, thought-provoking sculptures.
Boston’s live comedy scene is buzzing again as several new clubs open across the city. These venues provide fresh stages for local talent and bring diverse, energetic performances back to Boston audiences.
The Boston Museum of Fine Arts prepares for its 250th anniversary with a major art reinstall, showcasing new acquisitions and reimagined galleries to celebrate its rich history and diverse collections.