Is ICE causing a drop in student enrollment? School leaders say yes.
Officials from Massachusetts cities including Chelsea and Lynn say the falling enrollment could translate to budget cuts.
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CCC vote moves Massachusetts a step closer to 'new world' of cannabis cafes
On-site marijuana consumption will be allowed at licensed businesses, under regulations approved Thursday. -
Boston City Council approves increased tax rates after legislative action stalls
State lawmakers again rebuff Mayor Michelle Wu’s request to shift more tax burden onto commercial property owners. -
Cities and towns seeking more flexibility on property tax increases
To help prevent local service cuts, the Massachusetts Municipal Assoication is also asking for a major boost in state funding. -
State Sen. Brownsberger criticizes Boston tax proposal as public pressure increases
His comments come as the window to act on the proposal tightens. -
MIT launches quantum push
The initiative is a university-wide effort to use quantum technology to address challenges in a variety of fields like science, technology, life sciences, health care and national security. -
With Pressley on the sidelines in Senate race, who benefits?
Most observers say Markey, but it’s not unanimous. -
‘Unacceptable’: Markey reintroduces legislation to combat bias in artificial intelligence
The move comes as President Trump weighs an executive order banning state-level AI regulation. -
Ayanna Pressley nixes Senate bid to seek reelection to US House
Polling suggested a Senate primary contest between Pressley, Sen. Ed Markey, and Rep. Seth Moulton would have been intensely competitive. -
State’s plan for post-MCAS graduation requirements features both tests and projects
The graduation council is due to produce a final report next year. -
Voting reforms, rent control among ballot initiatives poised to move on to Mass. Legislature
Each one seems to have received or be on track to receive nearly 75,000 signatures.
