Recent Press Releases on Mass.gov

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

Displaying 41 - 50 of 121

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MassDOT, Travelers Marketing’s Community Voices, and the City of Chelsea Join to Support Pedestrian Safety  

12/17/2025 Massachusetts Department of Transportation

“Drive Like You Care; Walk Like It, Too”

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Fatal Fire in Northampton Under Investigation  

12/17/2025 Department of Fire Services

No Smoke Alarms Heard on Arrival

Northampton fire investigation
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State Fire Marshal Issues Lithium-Ion Battery Safety Reminder  

12/17/2025 Department of Fire Services

Choose and Use Devices Safely This Gift-Giving Season

Lithium-ion battery safety
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AG Campbell Reaches $4.65 Million Settlement with Mortgage Loan Servicer for Unlawful Foreclosures and Deceptive Business Practices  

12/17/2025 Office of the Attorney General

Violations Include Failure to Correctly Implement Covid-Era Protections

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Governor Healey Signs Bill Paving the Way for Infrastructure Upgrades in Lowell  

12/17/2025 Governor Maura Healey and Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll

healey signs lowell bill
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Massachusetts Department of Correction Announces Latest Results from Efforts to Prevent Drugs and Contraband in State Prisons  

12/17/2025 Massachusetts Department of Correction

Joint DOC–State Police Task Force Disrupts K2 and Synthetic Cannabinoid Introduction Schemes

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Governor Healey Delivers $50 Million for Road Paving to Enhance Safety, Improve Travel  

12/17/2025 Governor Maura Healey and Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll

Funding provided to 34 communities to pave approximately 217 miles of roads

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Governor Healey Delivers $5 Million to Nashoba Valley Communities for Emergency Medical Services  

12/16/2025 Governor Maura Healey and Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll

Funding from Governor’s 2025 supplemental budget will reimburse EMS costs incurred by communities due to the closure of Nashoba Valley Medical Center

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AG Campbell Secures $9 Million Multistate Settlement With Hyundai And Kia For Selling Vehicles Without Industry-Standard Anti-Theft Protections  

12/16/2025 Office of the Attorney General

Under the Terms of the Agreement, Hyundai and Kia Will Repair All Defective Vehicles For Free