Committees have raised $21.6 million and spent $16.7 million to support or oppose the nine questions on November’s ballot. See how much has been spent on each question and which committees are funding the campaigns.

From transparency and voting rights to housing, marijuana and guns, Massachusetts voters weighed in on a record-tying nine ballot questions. Here's how every measure fared.

Massachusetts has a record-tying nine ballot questions to voter on this fall. Here are our breakdowns on what each question would do, along with some guidance from election officials on how to approach the multipage ballot.

The Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) Food Distribution Program and Gold Star Foods today announced the launch of two new Massachusetts Local Food initiatives that will bring locally sourced and locally produced products to school meal programs across the Commonwealth.

This week on Projects Weekly, Distributed Energy Infrastructure is celebrating the cranberry harvest at two Massachusetts-based agrivoltaics projects. Also in the Bay State, Flatiron Energy has closed on financing of a gigawatt-scale battery project in the Boston area.

Massachusetts recommends that high school students follow the MassCore program of studies, which is intended to prepare them for college and the workforce. The plan recommends students take two years of the same foreign language,

October 19, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - Families guess wrong about a loved one's medical wishes about one time in three.

Massachusetts voters are considering two ballot questions this year, one addressing public records transparency and the other granting union rights to public defenders.