Swift Current closed tax‑equity and $248M in financing for the 122 MW Three Rivers Solar in Hancock County, a project set to enter service late 2026 under a 20‑year power contract.

Somerville is finalizing ArtFarm park plans to cap a major stormwater pump station in Brickbottom. Designers say the surface is slated for 2027 and will fold art into maintenance access points.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu has endorsed Sen. Ed Markey in the Democratic Senate primary, giving the incumbent a major local boost as he prepares to face Rep. Seth Moulton.

After a bobcat was seen near Deerpath Road, Dedham animal control urged residents to seal crawl spaces, cap chimneys and avoid feeding wildlife.

Tewksbury activated a winter storm parking ban starting 4 p.m. Sunday; on-street parking is prohibited and vehicles may be towed until roads are cleared.

A person was shot and hospitalized after allegedly firing at a Border Patrol agent near Pittsburg’s Canadian border. The FBI and the U.S. Attorney’s Office are investigating.

New fare gates at South Station were shut down again after winter storms and high winds, leaving some lanes covered and riders waiting. Keolis says it is assessing protections.

A pedestrian was killed Sunday after a vehicle left Main Street and struck a person and a parked car at The Big Apple in Waterville. Maine State Police assisted as investigators worked the scene.

Blizzard-force snow and wind hit Boston Monday; expect major travel disruption and a city parking ban. Stay off the roads unless it's an emergency.

Woburn enacted a citywide snow‑emergency parking ban from 6 p.m. Sunday through 6 p.m. Tuesday as a nor'easter approaches; schools and city services will be affected.

Wareham has activated its seasonal snow-parking ban. Vehicles must move off the street after three inches of snow; ticketing and towing are possible during the blizzard.

Scafidi Bros Market & Deli in Newton Highlands has closed its storefront, citing financial challenges. The family-run shop will fulfill catering orders through Feb. 28.

The Dot Tavern in Dorchester closed last Wednesday after a sudden Instagram announcement; the building's owner is preparing to sell the property.