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An early New England snow storm knocked out power in parts of Massachusetts and caused dangerous road conditions throughout the state.

With just days to go before the Nov. 3 election, here’s a primer on what you need to know, from the mail-in and in-person voting to the latest on the presidential race.

Members of the Boston University hockey team paid tribute to Travis Roy on Friday before their practice.

Despite the snow Friday, the last day of in-person early voting in Massachusetts, there was still a line with about 100 voters on Congress Street in Boston.

Strict rules start in Salem this Halloween weekend in an attempt to scare off tourists that officials say could spread the coronavirus. Even with the restrictions and the snow, visitors were flocking to the Witch City on Friday to celebrate.

Restaurants in Boston’s North End are hoping they can still get enough business indoors to stay open.

The Election Protection Coalition is made up of more than 2,000 lawyers and volunteers who have been training for months to facilitate fair elections. On Tuesday, they will be fanned out across Massachusetts to make sure anyone who wants to vote, has that option.

Despite cold temperatures and snow, hundreds waited in line to cast their votes before election day.

Every Halloween, treats are tricky for children with nut allergies. A local treatment center says it can help.

Students must shelter in place as Worcester and the rest of Massachusetts deal with rising COVID-19 cases.

Brian Shactman gets the details on the drink of the season from Boston-based Downeast Cider.

As the number of coronavirus cases continues to climb, hospitals say they are prepared.

New England dealt with widespread snowfall Friday.