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Mass. RMV sees big spike in learner's permits following new law
Starting July 1, undocumented immigrants who live in Massachusetts can apply for driver's licenses. -
When — and how — we’ll know if Healey’s trade mission to Ireland paid off
Irish pols seem to like her message, and suggest they'll be watching for a White House bid. -
In historic speech to Irish Senate, Healey lauds LGBTQ+ rights as bond between countries
Her address marked the 30th anniversary of Ireland’s decriminalization of homosexuality. -
Massachusetts is preparing for the Supreme Court to end affirmative action, Healey says
Healey calls recent high court decisions "out of step with the majority of Americans." -
Healey recommends 7 pardons, taking 'unprecedented action' as new governor
The Massachusetts governor says clemency is a tool to strengthen the criminal justice system. -
New green bank to focus on affordable housing in Massachusetts
Backed by $50 million, Gov. Healey hopes the Massachusetts Community Climate Bank will speed clean energy transition. -
Gov. Healey describes 'all hands on deck' approach to climate policy
A Supreme Court ruling limiting wetlands protection won't hurt Massachusetts efforts, Healey says. -
Healey says Clarence Thomas ‘should go’
Gov. Maura Healey voices support for online lottery, marking her first 100 days in office with a Boston Public Radio interview. -
Healey signs executive order on medication abortion access, asks UMass Amherst to stockpile pills
In the wake of Texas judge's ruling, Massachusetts officials say medication abortion will remain legal and accessible here. -
Massachusetts will end its COVID-19 emergency status on May 11
Gov. Maura Healey is also lifting the vaccine mandate for most state workers.
