Recent Press Releases on Mass.gov

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

Displaying 61 - 70 of 134

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Massachusetts Department of Public Health offers summer safety guidance

6/04/2026 Department of Public Health

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AG's Office, Gaming Commission, And State Lottery Issue Consumer Advisory Ahead Of 2026 FIFA World Cup

6/04/2026 Office of the Attorney General

Advisory Warns Public About Illegal Gaming Sites and Highlights Legal, Licensed Gaming Options in Massachusetts

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May Revenue Collections Total $2.767 Billion

6/03/2026 Massachusetts Department of Revenue

Monthly collections up $140 million or 5.3% vs. May 2025 actual; $231 million above benchmark

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Healey-Driscoll Administration Declares June “Massachusetts Dairy Month"

6/03/2026 Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources

Group of people posing in a dairy barn, with one person holding a Governor's Proclamation.
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Healey-Driscoll Administration Awards $500,000 to Support Eelgrass Restoration and Collect Critical Carbon Data

6/03/2026 Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection

groups photo in Woods Hole in front of the coast where eelgrass lives
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Healey-Driscoll Administration Announces Historic Early College Expansion, Creating Nearly 1,700 Additional Seats for High School Students  

6/03/2026 Governor Maura Healey and Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll

29 new partnerships approved, more than 12,000 high school students to participate in Early College in 2026-27 school year  

group of people including secretary of education stephen zrike standing in front of a worcester technical high school banner
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Clean Water Trust Approves $26.7 Million in New Grants and Loans at its June Meeting

6/03/2026 Massachusetts Clean Water Trust

Clean Water Trust Approves $26.7 Million in New Grants and Loans at its June Meeting

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Governor Healey Nominates Judge Sarah Joss to Superior Court 

6/03/2026 Governor Maura Healey and Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll

faded image of the 1567 North Main Street building in Fall River where office is located. DTA and MCAD logos in the lower left.