Boston Mayor Michelle Wu discusses the city's readiness for an upcoming snowstorm, detailing the Public Works Department's preparations, partnerships with local minority-owned businesses, and focus on community safety and support.

MA Attorney General Andrea Campbell leads a legal challenge against the Trump Administration's decision to grant Elon Musk's DOGE access to Americans' private financial data.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey has announced she will run for re-election in 2026, highlighting her administration's achievements in housing, transportation, and education.

The BPHC and Mayor Wu released a report to address life expectancy disparities in Boston neighborhoods, with a financial pledge from Atrius Health for the cause.

Plymouth Police Department's "No Shave January Initiative" raised $8,545 for charities with officers growing beards, funds presented at a community breakfast.

Massachusetts releases the state's first comprehensive housing plan focused on increasing housing production, addressing varying needs, and reducing costs, with a target of 222,000 new units in a decade.

Josh Kraft, president of the New England Patriots Foundation, has joined the Boston mayoral race, challenging incumbent Mayor Michelle Wu on housing, schools, and infrastructure issues.

MassHealth receives $1.4 million from a $47 million settlement with QOL Medical over alleged kickback schemes involving enzyme replacement medicine, Sucraid.

Governor Maura Healey warns that new Trump tariffs will hike prices for Massachusetts residents on essentials like groceries, clothing, and construction materials, with serious implications for the state's industries and economy.

Boston Councilor Fernandes Anderson introduced six resolutions to improve education, economic development, public service, homelessness, substance abuse, and health disparities in the city.

Boston has secured a two-year contract to use enVision Hotel for shelter services and supportive housing through 2027, aiding homeless and substance abuse sufferers.

Boston Police participated in Lunar New Year festivities, engaging with the community, and handed out red envelopes, symbolizing good luck and prosperity.

Boston's mayor approved a Net Zero Carbon Zoning amendment for new developments to attain carbon neutrality by 2050, targeting building emissions and mandating decarbonization measures.