Recent Press Releases on Mass.gov

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

Displaying 41 - 50 of 127

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Healey-Driscoll Administration Releases Five-Year Statewide Plan to Address Sex Trafficking

1/29/2026 Governor Maura Healey and Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll

New plan enhances victim safety and improves statewide response to sex trafficking

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Secretary Tutwiler Delivers Massachusetts 2026 State of Education Address

1/29/2026 Executive Office of Education

Secretary Tutwiler is wearing a suit with a red tie, standing at a podium with a sign that says Rennie Center
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Healey-Driscoll Administration Awards Over $8.4 Million for Youth Violence Prevention

1/29/2026 Office of Grants and Research

Shannon Community Safety Initiative marks 20 years of community-led crime reduction and intervention

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AG Campbell Sues Nine Communities For Noncompliance With MBTA Communities Law

1/29/2026 Office of the Attorney General

Five Years Since the Law’s Passage and One Year Since Supreme Judicial Court Ruling Affirming It, Lawsuit Seeks to Gain Compliance from Nine Communities Still in Violation

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Suspect Charged in Connection with Peppercorn Trail Fires

1/29/2026 Department of Fire Services

Off-Duty Upton Firefighter Spotted Blaze, Supported Apprehension

Upton fire investigation
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Healey-Driscoll Administration Awards Nearly $344,000 to Restore Critical Wildlife Habitats

1/29/2026 Department of Fish and Game

Projects will boost biodiversity, enhance resilience, and create outdoor recreation opportunities

Bobolink, a grassland song bird, takes flight in a field.
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Following Governor Healey’s Demand, Utilities Agree to Waive All Interest Charges for Winter Energy Bill Relief

1/28/2026 Governor Maura Healey and Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll

Governor Healey spoke with the utilities today and the companies agreed to waive millions in interest

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Former Gloucester Harbormaster Thomas Ciarametaro Jr. pays $16,200 for Violating Conflict of Interest Law

1/28/2026 State Ethics Commission

Ciarametaro had a subordinate complete his college coursework during city work hours