Faced with a possible temporary restraining order, the Secretary of State's office this afternoon agreed not to file any complaints with Twitter about anything Shiva Ayyadurai tweets between now and 9 a.m. the day after the election. Read more.

Boston Restaurant Talk reports that Milk Street Cafe, one of Boston's few kosher restaurants and caterers, is closing up completely for the winter and will re-open in the spring due to Covid-19 concerns.

Brandon Bair, 32, a Jamaica Plain resident and emergency-room pharmacist at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital, was arraigned yesterday on a variety of charges related to images allegedly found on one of his social-media accounts and discussions with another man in which they allegedly discussed raping the man's infant child, the Suffolk County District Attorney's office reports. Read more.

On this first snowy morning of the season, Thomas Hook looked out his Charlestown window towards the masts of Old Ironsides.

WBUR takes a look at the state's new data on how Covid-19 is spreading and finds that for all the social-gathering cases, it's really in small batches in households that are helping the virus get around: Read more.

Shortly before 10:15 p.m. on Orton Marotta Way in the area of Joyce Hayes Way in the D Street development. At least one car and one building hit.

As you can see, the National Weather Service is now predicting 1 to 2 inches of snow in the Greater French Toast area, with up to 3 inches possible in the more remote sections, such as West Roxbury and Hyde Park. There's a winter-weather advisory out for the areas west and north of 128

WBZ reports the death of the proponent for people with spinal injuries - who suffered permanent paralysis just 11 seconds into his first game for the BU hockey team in 1995.

Boston Restaurant Talk reports the group that owns the Kinsale across from Boston City Hall and the Asgard in Central Square have reached a deal with their landlords to re-open the two bars in the spring.