Recent Press Releases on Mass.gov

This report shows press releases released in the last 30 days.

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New Department of Elementary and Secondary Data Shows Early College is Steering More Students Towards Higher Education  

9/08/2025 Governor Maura Healey and Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll

66 percent of early college graduates are immediately enrolling in higher education, majority at the state’s public universities and community colleges

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Governor Healey Celebrates Hasbro’s Decision to Relocate Headquarters to Massachusetts  

9/08/2025 Governor Maura Healey and Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll

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IG Shapiro: Fare Evasion is Only Part of the Revenue Problem  

9/08/2025 Office of the Inspector General

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The MCAD Welcomes Randall Lui as Commission’s New Chief of Operations and Finance  

9/08/2025 Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination

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Randolph Personal Care Attendant Sentenced To 18 Months In Jail For Defrauding MassHealth  

9/08/2025 Office of the Attorney General

Defendant Pleaded Guilty to Causing More than $150,000 in False Claims, Ordered to Pay Restitution to MassHealth, Barred from Working in Healthcare

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AG's Office Secures Settlement Up to $300,000 Against Auburn Supermarket for Improper and Illegal Asbestos Abatement Work  

9/08/2025 Office of the Attorney General

Penalties Include $150,000 To Environmental Justice Trust

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Healey-Driscoll Administration Celebrates $2.7 Million in First-Ever Capital Grants for Family Child Care Programs  

9/07/2025 Executive Office of Education

Second round of child care capital funding opening October 1

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Local Police Officers Graduate from the MPTC Police Academy  

9/05/2025 Municipal Police Training Committee

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State Health Officials Announce Additional Human Cases of West Nile Virus in Massachusetts  

9/05/2025 Department of Public Health

WNV risk levels now elevated in eight more communities