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  ❤️  Donate Tuesday, January 27, 2026 ⛅  Partly cloudy, with a high near 21 and wind chills a low as -6. Good Morning Boston, The snow has finally stopped.  According to the National Weather Service , Boston ended up getting a total of 23.2 inches, making this snowstorm the eighth-largest in the city's recorded history. Mayor Michelle Wu lifted the city's snow emergency and parking ban at 8 p.m. last night. (That means you can keep using  space savers  in the neighborhoods that allow them until 8 p.m. on Wednesday.) Now to the news: Knee deep:   It's another snow day for Boston and many  surrounding public school districts , as the region continues to dig out. For the adults heading back to work, state officials are warning that the commute in the near future could be tricky. Icy roads: Massachusetts Highway Administrator Jonathan Gulliver says icy conditions will remain a risk, with temperatures expected to stay below freezing through the rest o...

  ❤️  Donate Friday, January 23, 2026 🌤️🥶  Mostly sunny, with a high near 31 today. Temps will drop to around 4 degrees at night, with wind chill values as low as -11. Good Morning Boston, Gov. Maura Healey says the state of our commonwealth is — you guessed it — strong. But that doesn't mean it couldn't use a couple of tweaks. In  a speech last night that focused on affordability and President Trump , Healey unveiled a number of concrete changes she plans to pursue in the near future. Here are six to know: Medical debt:   Healey announced she will soon file regulations that would ban medical debt from being reported to credit agencies.  Fifteen states  across the country have similar rules on the books. "It’s bad enough to get a huge bill, when you’re dealing with an illness. It shouldn’t wreck your credit too, so we’re not going to let that happen," the governor said during last night's speech. Housing:   Healey announced that the state will ...