Up to $2 million in funding will be available to advance domain-specific AI model development targeting Massachusetts innovation sectors
Category: Massachusetts Government
Protests in Holliston
Protests in Holliston 02/04/2025 — Faces of Democracy
Federal Judge Sides with Massachusetts Voters and Consumers
Dismissing All Counts Against 2020 Right to Repair Law
Healey-Driscoll Administration Awards More Than $12.6 Million to Expand Internet
Impacts 96 Massachusetts Cities and Towns
The Awards Will Deploy High-Speed Internet Access to Residences, Businesses and Community Organizations Statewide
AFT Massachusetts Applauds Governor Healey’s Commitment
to Supporting the Needs of Massachusetts Students and Families
Massachusetts Broadband Institute Accepting Applications for Program to Expand High-Speed Internet Across the State
Massachusetts Broadband Institute Accepting Applications for Program to Expand High-Speed Internet Across the State
National and State Advocates Hail Massachusetts’s Adoption of Opioid Legislation Ensuring that Doctors are Trained to Discuss Risks of Addiction and Non-Opioid Pain Relief Alternatives
Call for Taking the Next Step: Making these Life-savings Conversations a Requirement before an Opioid is Prescribed
Bill H.5119 193rd (2023 – 2024)
An Act creating select board-town manager form of government in the town of Holliston
Half Staff Order: United States of America flag and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts flag be lowered to half-staff at all state buildings beginning immediately
, December 29, 2024, until January 28, 2025, in honor of the life and legacy of former President Jimmy Carter, who passed away 12/29/2024
Senate President Spilka Statement on Health Care Conference Reports
The following is a statement from Senate President Karen E. Spilka on the two health care conference committee bills filed on Friday, December 27, 2024: