Losing federal funding, and potential effects in the philanthropic world, were top of mind for leaders and employees as Massachusetts nonprofits.

While one of its most racially diverse neighborhoods is still struggling, another is a success story. Local nonprofits are part of that.

80 percent of low-income older adults in Massachusetts do not have enough to meet their basic needs.

At gatherings around the city, Vietnamese Americans spoke of the importance of preserving the stories and the legacy of the generation that arrived in the U.S. as refugees from a brutal war.

At Inclusive Fitness, adults and kids with intellectual disabilities get one-on-one coaching in an environment that’s built with their needs in mind.

We Are ALX, The Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation and the Mauricio Gastón Institute for Latino Community Development & Public Policy prepared the report, titled “¡Vamos Massachusetts! Unlocking Hispanic/Latino Economic Advancement.”

The rally included Martin Luther King III as well as other local and state leaders across a variety of sectors.

Prisoners' Legal Services said the sheriff’s office is denying treatment to “nearly everyone” with hepatitis C in Essex County jails, despite it being a treatable disease.

The working group was established in October with a 90-day deadline to present its recommendations to Gov. Healey and Mayor Wu. The recommendations from the group were published on Tuesday.

Boston Fencing Club hosted two Paralympians to raise awareness about the growing sport.