From Boston to Holyoke, protesters turned out Thursday night in Massachusetts cities to denounce the fatal shooting Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old Minneapolis mother, by an ICE agent.

The lawsuit stems from a contention between the Trump administration and Boston officials over the city’s Trust Act, which prohibits city officers from working with ICE on civil immigration efforts. The law was first signed in 2014.

For the second day in a row, demonstrators gathered near the Massachusetts State House to protest the federal narrative of a deadly shooting involving an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer in Minneapolis, Minnesota and a 37-year-old mother of three.

From fireworks to ice sculptures to archery, Boston’s First Night celebration is stacked with a line up of lively activities to ring in the new year on Wednesday.

On a raw November day in East Boston, just five days before Thanksgiving, a shirtless man lay facedown on the cold pavement of the district courthouse alley. Alejandro Orrego Agudelo, 27, screamed, “Help me, please,” as an Immigration and Customs ...

SO THAT IS BOSTON COMMON IN A RALLY RIGHT NEAR PARK STREET STATION TONIGHT, THE CROWD HOLDING ANTI ICE SIGNS CHANTING AGAINST ICE ACTIONS AFTER RALLYING ON THE COMMON. THE CROWD THEN MARCHED THROUGH DOWNTOWN CROSSING.

Freezing rain caused icy conditions in Boston, with a winter weather advisory in effect and caution advised for commuters.

This free festival has been a Boston tradition since 1976 as a New Year’s Eve celebration of artistic performances to ring in the new year. As tradition, this all-day celebration will open 2026 with live music and cultural displays starting at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 31.

Advocates say recording ICE conflicts is key to oversight — but bans inside courthouses leave the public in the dark.