Must-Reads
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Phil Eng has two full-time jobs. How long can this last?
Boston Globe
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Massachusetts scrutinizes pipeline-safety program as gas bills spike
Canary Media
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These grandparents saved their grandkids. Now they need Mass. to help them.
Boston Globe
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FIFA World Cup Boston in jeopardy? Foxborough officials demand $7.7M for security
MassLive
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Editorial: Open Meeting Law mandates still elude some public officials
Lowell Sun
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'Harvard's loss was Boston College's gain.' How Black and Latino college enrollment has shifted since Supreme Court ruling.
Boston Globe
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Wind power would cut New England's risk of an energy blackout, study says
NHPR
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Biotech leaders warn millionaires tax is driving investors out of Massachusetts
Boston Business Journal
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Beacon Hill may not be able to avoid rent control much longer
Boston Globe
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Republicans' political crunch over affordability
Punchbowl News
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Government attorney who told judge in ICE case 'This job sucks,' removed from detail
NBC News
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Negotiators Say Talks to Restore ACA Subsidies Likely Dead
The Wall Street Journal
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It's the Democracy, Stupid
The Bulwark
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Inside Mayor Jacob Frey's Fight For Minneapolis
TIME
Today on Beacon Hill
Lead or Follow? Keeping Mass. Competitive in Mobility Innovation hosted by the Mass. Competitive Partnership
Fire Prevention Regulations Appeals Board
Senate Informal Session
House Informal Session
Mass. Health Policy Commission Board Meeting
Community Behavioral Health Promotion and Prevention Commission Meeting
New Media
Want to Fix Democracy? Start with Colleges, says Danielle Allen.
Say More with Shirley Leung, Boston Globe
'We should be alarmed': Mass. lawmakers slam Trump push to nationalize elections
WCVB Channel 5 Boston
Quote of the Day
“(It's) revealing of how some people in elite society viewed women. There was very much a class aspect to this. A lot of the young girls came from broken homes and poor backgrounds. Some of them had been abused in their own families. And they were viewed, basically, as objects, if not to be sexually used, then to just be around, almost like furniture. They were viewed as disposable people.”
News by Category
Beltway Politics
Business
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Congress nixes Trump research funding cuts, easing fears among Mass. scientists and lawmakers
Boston Globe
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FIFA World Cup Boston in jeopardy? Foxborough officials demand $7.7M for security
MassLive
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Office tower developer eyes big housing play in Boston burbs| Wu's stealth changes to how Boston firefighters are hired
Contrarian Boston
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South End market closure sparks food access debate
Axios
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'I'd rather overpay and be comfortable.' As mid-budget gyms die out, patrons face tough choices.
Boston Globe
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Is Boston missing a one-of-a-kind construction boom?
Boston Business Journal
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'We're building for what's coming': A look at quantum computing in the Valley
MassLive
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Boston "mob crawl" aims to boost spending at Black-owned stores
Axios
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Technology in crosshairs of facial recognition, data privacy reforms
State House News Service
Civil Rights
Crimes
Education
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Lock it down or let it be: MIT students mull campus security after professor's killing, Brown shooting
WBUR
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Great expectations as reading overhaul advances in Mass.
Boston Globe
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Boston Public Schools face budget challenge next year, seek 300-400 staff cuts across district
Boston Globe
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Editorial: Losing PhD students means losing the future
Boston Globe
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New college data shows stark enrollment shift since end of affirmative action
MassLive
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School committee to review MSBA funds, budget, screen time policy
The Worcester Guardian
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Community college staff union files unfair labor practice charge against campus presidents
WAMC
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East Boston history teacher wins 'Oscars of Teaching' award
WBUR
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College-town rep says e-textbooks warrant more research
State House News Service
Environment
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State Awards Lawrence Grant to Prepare for Climate Change
WHAV
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Vineyard delegates call for increased hunting access
Martha's Vineyard Times
Health Care
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Setting an agenda for solving America's health care crisis
Boston Globe
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Dana-Farber and MGB announce major gifts for competing cancer visions
Boston Globe
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Setting an agenda for solving America's health care crisis
Boston Globe
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Mass General Brigham secures $35M gift from Irving Oil
Boston Business Journal
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Behavioral health professionals call for improvements in system
WCAI
Housing
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Holden eyes 'bare minimum' in compliance with MBTA housing requirement
The Gardner News
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A few million-dollar homes reshape Berkshire County's housing market
The Berkshire Eagle
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Taunton has attracted residents from Greater Boston for lower rents. Now, prices there are soaring.
Boston Globe
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Holden eyes 'bare minimum' in compliance with MBTA housing requirement
Worcester Telegram
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Northeastern hopes to ease pressure on Boston housing market with new dorm building
MassLive
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Mass. officials began seizing homes for a new Cape bridge. They won't say how much they're paying for them.
Boston Globe
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How renters and landlords on the Providence City Council are grappling with the rent control plan
Boston Globe
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Despite the State's Push, ADUs Are Still Rare Here
The Provincetown Independent
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Supportive groups helped finance rent control signature gathering
State House News Service
Human Services
Immigration
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Worcester bans ICE from using city property for immigration operations
MassLive
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Are ICE officers in New Bedford? Immigration advocates issue warning
South Coast Today
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Company lays off Haitian caregivers despite court order protecting work authorization
WGBH
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Massachusetts Senators Want Healey Ready to Prosecute ICE Agents
WBSM
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AFT Massachusetts Stands with State House Efforts to Protect Residents from ICE
Revere Journal
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Local and state officials push back against federal immigration enforcement efforts
The Tufts Daily
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Worcester executive order bars ICE from using city buildings for enforcement
Worcester Telegram
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'Unacceptable': N.H. Governor Ayotte's department never informed her of plans for ICE warehouse
Boston Globe
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Healey's proposed ICE restrictions in Mass. could provoke legal challenges, experts say
WBUR
Judiciary
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Battenfeld: Leah Foley shaking up entrenched Democratic power structure
Boston Herald
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Newly released court records reveal misconduct inquiry into federal judge
NPR
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Newly released court records reveal misconduct inquiry into federal judge
WBUR
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Massachusetts judge tosses most of lawsuit tied to Boston City Hall love triangle scandal
Boston Herald
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Massachusetts court reverses ruling to send 8-year-old girl to her alleged rapist father in Guatemala
Boston Herald
Legislative
Local Government
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Belchertown Select Board limits political stances to focus on town affairs
Gazette Net
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Holyoke council approves Mayor Garcia's finance overhaul
Gazette Net
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Boston City Council's first meeting of the year signals housing and public safety priorities
The Berkeley Beacon
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Plan to abandon a vacant lot in Springfield prompts ethics review of top official
MassLive
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'I object' rule used incorrectly, Quincy city council president says
Patriot Ledger
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'We show up for each other': Gloucester mourns after tragic loss at sea
WGBH
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Housing and transparency at the top of agenda for Somerville's new mayor
WGBH
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Holyoke council OKs major overhaul of city financial operations
MassLive
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Worcester City Council to explore review of charter, last updated in 1987
Worcester Telegram
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Editorial: Snow way this is the best Boston can do after a storm
Boston Herald
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School Committee prepares for budget season, which the mayor predicts will be "bumpy"
MassLive
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Mayor Wu, other local mayors to speak about ICE's presence in Massachusetts
NBC Boston
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Cambridge removes illegal space savers, snow from city streets
WGBH
Politics
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Bill Galvin, already Massachusetts' longest-serving secretary of state, says he will seek a record ninth term
Boston Globe
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Ed Markey, Elizabeth Warren, and other New England politicians need to quit X
Boston Globe
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Galvin to seek record ninth term as state secretary
WGBH
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Lucas: Minogue's got the grit to run Massachusetts
Boston Herald
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Mass. lawmakers slam Trump push to nationalize elections
WCVB
Public Health
Public Safety
State Finance
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From T support to school aid, surtax emerges as crutch for state budgeting
Commonwealth Magazine
State Government
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Study Finds Potential for Outer Cape Gym and Pool
The Provincetown Independent
Taxation
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Forecasters see different things beyond January tax bump
State House News Service
Transportation
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Mass. inspector general close to wrapping up investigation into service plaza snafu
Boston Globe
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MassDOT unveils $1 million for local transit projects
WWLP.com
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Healey is more than happy with Phil Eng in his dual roles. This winter proved she may need to rethink her plan.
Boston Globe
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Red Line fleet was frozen in place by winter temps and trade dispute leading to US hold on new car parts
Dorchester Reporter
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IG says Mass. is fortunate that controversial highway plaza procurement was canceled
WBJournal.com
Utilities
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Cold snap strains New England power grid
Gazette Net
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Lomborg: Increasing energy costs isn't the answer
Boston Herald
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MWRA revises approach to sewer overflows after criticism, but cautions costs could go up
WBUR
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Massachusetts, Nova Scotia announce partnership on offshore wind
The New Bedford Light
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North Adams Councilors to Speak Against Berkshire Gas Rate Hike
iBerkshires
Press Releases
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Mass-Care: the Massachusetts Campaign for Single Payer Health Care announces the release of the economic report: Funding Universal Health Care in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Mass-Care
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What Governor Healey’s FY27 Budget Means for Taxpayers
Mass. Fiscal Alliance
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Members OK fiscal resolution at MMA Business Meeting
Massachusetts Municipal Association
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Age Strong Commission to Host cost-Saving Clinics Across Boston Neighborhoods to Help Older Residents Make Ends Meet
City of Boston
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Nova Scotia, Massachusetts Sign Agreement for Offshore Wind Energy
Government of Nova Scotia
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Statement Updating Northampton’s Commitment to Inclusion, Public Safety, and the Rule of Law
City of Northampton
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Healey-Driscoll Administration Awards Over $3 Million in Grants to Help Communities Prepare for Extreme Weather
Mass. Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs
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January Revenue Collections Total $4.333 Billion
Massachusetts Department of Revenue
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Office of the Child Advocate Releases FY25 Annual Report Highlighting a Decade of Growth, Oversight, and Systemic Reform
Office of the Child Advocate
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Healey-Driscoll Administration Announces the Opening of Reservations for the 2026 Camping Season at DCR Parks
Mass. Department of Conservation & Recreation
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Clean Water Trust Approves $41.8 Million in New Loans at its February Meeting.
The Massachusetts Clean Water Trust
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Water Authority Proposes Another Weak Plan That Would Continue Sewage Dumping in Charles River
Charles River Watershed Association