Wondering what's shaping up in city hall after last night? As the count resumes in Cambridge, catch the latest City Council and School Committee election coverage in @thecrimson today. https://t.co/gJ9hb2fbiX https://t.co/2u5ae3GvAE

Two men have been arrested in connection with an explosion last week at Harvard Medical School, federal authorities announced Tuesday. @abbysgerstein & @laurelmshugart report. https://t.co/cObWKRxrk5

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A device exploded inside the Goldenson Building in Harvard’s Longwood medical campus early Saturday morning, according to a message from the Harvard University Police Department to University affiliates. @matanjosephy & @laurelmshugart report. https://t.co/JtupzBxW8U

Ned S. Melanson has been a close observer of Cambridge politics since the local last election cycle — but until this year, the five-year Cambridge resident had never run in any election, not even for school president. @laurelmshugart reports. https://t.co/UnqRCsnY1o

Harvard police were called to Canaday Hall on Saturday evening after a freshman allegedly threw a brick at another resident of the dorm, breaking the window on an interior door. @matanjosephy and @laurelmshugart report. https://t.co/xH4p6K0RO6

The Cambridge City Council voted to halt the city police department’s use of automated license plate readers due to concerns that the company that installed them shared data with federal law enforcement. @matanjosephy & @laurelmshugart report. https://t.co/uWYt0rAduq

Great reporting from our housing reporters today: Cambridge's investment into universal pre-K was groundbreaking. @thecrimson's SER & DGM talked to families who slipped through the cracks, revealing a hidden culture of intensely strategic enrollment. https://t.co/oSsI0C3Uaq

After a Harvard Law School visiting professor was arrested for shooting a pellet gun near a Brookline synagogue last week, synagogue leaders told affiliates in a Sunday email that the incident “does not appear to have been fuelled by antisemitism.” Matan H. Josephy and Laurel

A visiting professor at Harvard Law School was arrested in Brookline on Wednesday after allegedly firing a pellet gun outside of a synagogue on the eve of Yom Kippur. @matanjosephy and @laurelmshugart report. https://t.co/wHn2Sa4NBq

ICYMI: Young ruled that the Trump admin violated the First Amendment rights of international students and professors who participated in pro-Palestine advocacy. more w/ @williamcmao in @thecrimson https://t.co/K4xnyIyv26

Cambridge’s HEART — a nonprofit, nonviolent police alternative — almost closed two months ago after its funding dwindled. But donations and grants have kept the group afloat as it searches for long-term stability. @matanjosephy & @laurelmshugart report. https://t.co/qTLBnXeD6d

Cambridge City Councilor Paul Toner, 1 of 34 men charged for patronizing a brothel, is the only defendant gearing up for trial. But his case has stalled since May as his lawyer demands evidence from the federal gov't. w/ @matanjosephy in @thecrimson https://t.co/X2ThQPeCYa

Former Chief Victor Clay's abrupt resignation in May left HUPD yet again searching to replace its top brass. But how is the department trying to move past years of turmoil and turnover at the top? @matanjosephy and I explain in @thecrimson https://t.co/ANDFfcMZB4

The most powerful man in Cambridge is a mild-mannered bureaucrat who has never run for elected office. A profile today in @thecrimson: https://t.co/CLomHLjO79

The union representing HUPD officers accused Harvard of withholding the report of a dispute between two officers from an investigation in their first public arguments to the NLRB. @MeganBlonigen, @amannmahajan, and @laurelmshugart report. https://t.co/aGgnNqvFyh

Affordable housing, transportation, and standing up to the Trump administration have risen to the top of voters’ minds in the run-up to the Cambridge municipal elections. @ShawnBoehmer, Dionise Guerra-Carrillo, and @JackBReardon report. https://t.co/rpE9pCcnKv

After Burroughs’ ruling, the White House has several legal paths for its appeal and all will likely involve a request for a stay on the Wednesday order. Read up on what these paths look like in @thecrimson https://t.co/R0bbgoU40e

Cambridge police arrested an individual who allegedly attacked a bystander with a machete after an 18-hour standoff at an apartment building near MIT that began Friday night. @laurelmshugart reports. https://t.co/V6O5FeRXqE

A federal judge dismissed claims against Harvard from a lawsuit filed by three former Penn swimmers alleging Harvard violated Title IX regulations by allowing a transgender swimmer to compete in a 2022 women’s swim championship. @laurelmshugart reports. https://t.co/i2cIYYJjHV