Boston is forecasted to experience a significant temperature drop this weekend after enjoying low 30s midweek, with possible snow and subzero temperatures ahead, according to the National Weather Service and NBC Boston reports.

AG Andrea Campbell released Massachusetts' annual report on Open Meeting Law compliance, detailing 395 OML complaints and educational efforts in 2025.

A homeowner's use of a blowtorch to remove ice led to a house fire in Milton, causing significant damage but no injuries. Firefighters contended with icy conditions to control the blaze. Officials warn against such risky DIY ice removal methods.

Farm-Pass, a program by the Healey-Driscoll Administration, aids Massachusetts family farms in transfer planning to secure their agricultural futures.

A fire in Boston's Roxbury neighborhood displaced five and presented challenges for firefighters due to cold and snow. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Massachusetts utilities agree to waive interest on winter energy bills following Governor Healey's call for relief, with $180 million in bills covered and reductions in February and March bills.

Two suspects were arrested for an armed robbery that occurred during a Facebook Marketplace transaction involving watches. Police departments and a sheriff's office collaborated in the investigation.

Officer McNamara's investigation led to the recovery of over $109,000 in stolen cryptocurrency, setting a precedent in Massachusetts for local law enforcement.

Mayor Wu urges caution as Boston faces persisting extreme cold, highlighting city's safety measures and advising residents to take preventative steps against hypothermia and frostbite.

Edgar Lumbi Cacuango was arrested in Milford for OUI after crashing into a police cruiser; he had been driving erratically and had empty beer cans in his vehicle.

Bostonians are recovering from a historic snowstorm with extremely cold temperatures, as forecasts predict more frigid days ahead potentially leading to another winter storm by the weekend.

A 2014 Toyota Avalon was struck by an MBTA Commuter Rail train in Belmont, Massachusetts, during a snowstorm, seriously injuring both occupants. Emergency crews used the Jaws of Life to free them, and authorities are investigating the incident.

Boston Police seek public help to find 15-year-old Briyana Jacques, missing from Dorchester since January 17. She's 5'4", 110 lbs, with dyed hair and a nose piercing.