Boston's Mayor's Youth Summit will return on February 21, 2026, facilitating dialogue between young residents and officials to foster civic engagement.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell leads a coalition to protect education funding for diversity and inclusivity programs from Trump Administration cuts, ensuring continued support for equity initiatives.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu declares a state of emergency due to extreme cold, opens warming centers, and encourages residents to protect against hypothermia and frostbite.

Boston faces a severe snowstorm with 4-8 inches of snow and high winds, followed by an extreme cold advisory with wind chills as low as -20 degrees. Conditions will remain cold but begin to improve midweek with a mix of rain and snow.

Harvard's Houghton Library holds an exhibit titled "Thanks for Typing," exploring women's contributions to literary history through typing, showcasing typescripts, guides, and ads until May 1.

A voluntary recall of M&M's has been issued by Beacon Promotions Inc. due to mislabeling that omits allergen warnings for milk, soy, and peanuts. The recall affects promotional packs distributed in 20 states.

MBTA unveiled a refurbished locomotive honoring the New Haven Railroad, showcasing historical colors and featuring modern upgrades, highlighting New England's transportation heritage.

Foodie's Urban Market in Boston's South End is closing after 28 years due to financial reasons, unrelated to The Croft School's expansion. Residents are concerned about the loss of a local grocery option.

Eleven children were transported to hospitals for evaluation after being exposed to commercial-grade dish cleaner at a Wellesley daycare. Officials report the children were treated for skin irritation and released.

A vehicle crashed into several parked cars and a home on West High Street, Somersworth, causing one fatality and significant property damage. The street was closed for investigation.

Governor Maura Healey released the "Delivering on Fair Share" Impact Report detailing strides in Massachusetts' education and transportation using the Fair Share surtax.

Boston is implementing 'No Stopping' zones for Super Bowl LX, affecting areas like Brighton and Kenmore Square. Officials urge using public transport or Bluebikes and checking the full list of restrictions online.

Two individuals, Patrick McGowan and Christian Fauntleroy, were arrested in Cambridge for the unlawful possession of firearms and ammunition after a traffic stop.