BOSTON — The State House literally went to the dogs Tuesday. A service dog in training, Odin, was joined by two cuties, Luna and Bella, who will be available for adoption at the MSPCA Animal ...

Massachusetts has seen thousands of people, mainly working-age adults, leave the state for lower-cost locales. Housing costs remain through the roof, which accounts for a cost of living only ...

PEABODY — Seventeen seniors at Peabody Veterans Memorial High School have received the Massachusetts State Seal of Biliteracy for their fluency in multiple languages.

An image of controversial 18th-century missionary Junipero Serra may be removed from the Ventura County seal as one element of a planned redesign of the emblem, ... "Throughout the state and locally ...

During a ceremony on May 22 in Westfield High School, Meyleen Sierra, the Seal of Bilteracy Coordinator, said this is the first time that the school district has recognized the students in a ceremony.

Redesign the city seal to better reflect culture. By Arturo Ramon; May 24, 2025 ... reducing the perception of Santa Fe as isolated from the rest of the state, especially as its capital.

Martha Carrasco presents senior Darileiny Shephard with the Massachusetts State Seal of Biliteracy certificate during a ceremony Tuesday in the Greater Lawrence Technical School auditorium. Darileiny ...

Vocational schools will now use a lottery system for admissions across Massachusetts, following a state Board of Elementary and Secondary Education vote altering the long-controversial admissions p… ...

The Massachusetts Department of Early and Secondary Education has approved new high school graduation requirements to replace the MCAS requirement repealed by voters last year.

New state census data is showing most cities and towns have grown in population over the past year, but that’s not necessarily true for communities here in western Massachusetts.

Tracy Griffith, racial justice program director for the ACLU of Massachusetts, said vocational schools in 2021 admitted 73.2% of white applicants, compared to 60.4% of applicants of color.