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Mass. will help fund gender-affirming care for youth after federal government backs out
The state says it will use its own budget to continue care for minors on public health insurance.
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Silent detention: Mental health impact of ICE arrests on families reaches crisis point
Immigrant families are facing an unprecedented mental health crisis due to detention, and the barriers to getting help are both structural and cultural.
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Emergency order issued to crack down on kratom products in Mass.
The order gives local officials authority to take enforcement action against retailers. -
Healey wades into Quabbin community water issues
Towns that supply water to eastern Massachusetts say they need help. -
GBH Daily: Wealth, poverty and that $8 statistic
Looking back on net worth in Massachusetts. -
Coastal waters feel colder this year? You're not imagining things
Local waters are experiencing noticeable cooler temperatures this season due to subarctic water being pulled into the Gulf of Maine. -
Mayor Wu says she keeps trying to get info from the feds. They won't reply.
The Boston mayor said on Boston Public Radio that despite repeated attempts to get information from the federal government about plans in Boston, she’s gotten no response.
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