The JFK Presidential Library in Boston reopened after a sudden closure due to staffing cuts from Trump's executive order, causing community and governmental backlash.

A fire engulfed a train car at the Hyannis Rail Yard; no injuries reported. Firefighters, fighting winds, extinguished it in 20 minutes. Cause under investigation.

Police joined Beverly Gibbons Senior Center seniors for Valentine's Day with gifts, chocolates, lunch from Warren Tavern, and bingo, fostering community bonds.

MBTA Mattapan Trolley at Milton Station was evacuated using rafts after flooding, which may be due to the nearby Neponset River overflowing. No injuries were reported.

Judge Beverly Cannone expressed "grave concern" over new information in the Karen Read case, impacting the defense strategy and legal proceedings. The hearing saw disputes over evidence handling and requests for various unredacted records.

Cambridge firefighters rescued a woman from the icy Charles River below the Massachusetts Avenue bridge; she is currently hospitalized for serious injuries.

MBTA opens its first ADA-compliant commuter rail station in Wellesley Square, featuring new accessibility upgrades.

Two men from Massachusetts were arrested in New Hampshire for trafficking approximately 1,260 grams of suspected Fentanyl, facing multiple drug-related charges.

Massachusetts officials tour the state to promote an $8 billion transportation investment plan, emphasizing the importance of a reliable, safe, and accessible transportation system.

The Methuen Police Department is seeking public assistance via social media for a missing 15-year-old named Jostin Burgos, last seen wearing all-black attire.

Over 100 skiers were evacuated from a malfunctioning ski lift at Pats Peak Ski Area, New Hampshire, without injuries. The malfunction was likely caused by strong winds. This follows other recent lift incidents in the state.

The Plymouth Police Department detailed their weekly activities, including 589 incidents, 11 arrests, and 56 traffic stops, showcasing their diverse responsibilities in community safety.

The Herb Chambers Companies are being sold to Asbury Automotive Group for $1.34 billion, including 33 dealerships and other assets across Massachusetts and Rhode Island.