About 20 volunteers with the Boston Cyclists Union shoveled parts of Commonwealth Avenue’s protected bike lane after repeated plow passes left five-foot snowbanks. Advocates say the work exposed gaps in winter maintenance policy.

Walnut Hill School for the Arts students are set to perform "The Cottage" at Calderwood Pavilion, injecting British farce with modern elements and empowering female characters. School values character and community over competition.

Jimmy Eat World is celebrating their album "Bleed American" with a 25th anniversary tour, including over 30 shows in North America and the U.K., with various support acts.

Malachi Scott was arrested by Malden Police for allegedly being linked to a series of sexual incidents. The arrest followed an investigation with no physical harm reported, just emotional distress among victims.

MBTA's Haverhill Line service was disrupted after a pedestrian was struck by a train, leading to an investigation and temporary suspension of rail service.

Boston's Parks Department announces school vacation week activities, including sports clinics, stable visits, snowshoeing, and a Winter Festival with free activities.

Schineider Dave Macean was arrested in Boston for human trafficking and related charges, with law enforcement urging the public to report related information.

Three people were charged by the Lawrence Police for selling counterfeit goods at a flea market, with over $450,000 worth of fake Nike, Adidas, and UGG products seized.

Police and SWAT responded to a mental health crisis at an apartment in Massachusetts, peacefully resolving the situation and transporting the woman to a hospital.

Two Massachusetts cinemas, Showcase Cinema de Lux Randolph and Foxborough, will permanently close on February 22, as announced on the Showcase Cinemas website.

Mayor Michelle Wu celebrated the dedication of Twelfth Baptist Church Square in Roxbury, unveiling a new historic marker to honor the church's legacy.

Four Massachusetts State Police Academy staff are charged in relation to the death of recruit Enrique Delgado-Garcia after a boxing exercise. Involuntary manslaughter and perjury are among the charges.

Boston City Council adopted two resolutions: one recognizing February as Black History Month and another honoring Black veterans for their military service.