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One woman was taking care of her infant when the man assaulted her aboard a flight from Los Angeles to Boston in 2022, prosecutors said.
The level 2 registered sex offender had child sex abuse material on personal devices, federal prosecutors said.
Election Day in Sudbury is March 27. Here's what to know about candidates, voting times and more.
Julie Perlman and John Riordan are running for seats on the Sudbury Planning Board in 2023.
Hear from Select Board challenger Radha Gargeya about why he's running for a seat in 2023.
See the week's top stories: Officer dies off-duty, airport safety alert, ice cream shop burglary, continuing overdoses, more.
National Grid doubled its electric rates this winter for Massachusetts customers. Soon, rates could fall by nearly as much.
Worcester police Sgt. Derrick Leto died one week ago. A funeral at St. Stephen Catholic Church will take place Friday.
The 11-member search committee recommended principals from Wayland, Lexington and Wellesley.
If hired, Wayland High School Principal Allyson Mizoguchi would be the seventh top school official to leave the district.
Shrewsbury's spring election is coming up on May 2, and will likely feature three contested races.
Hear from Milford Planning Board candidate Christopher Wilson on why he's running in 2023.
Hear from Select Board incumbent Charlie Russo about why he's running for a new term in 2023.
Stocking Sandra Pond with fish, a new town website, a July 4 block party, the town budget, and more will be up for a vote.
Two recent runway incidents at Logan are among several across the nation that have drawn attention in recent weeks.
Burning season is coming to an end soon, but now you can get burning permits quickly online.
The Worcester-based UMass Chan Medical School campus in Burlington will begin accepting medical students in August 2024.
The Maple Street restaurant has been closed since January for a full interior renovation.
The "Greg Hill Show" producer referenced ESPN reporter Mina Kimes in a comment seen as derogatory toward Asian-Americans.
A Town Meeting survey went up this week to gauge attendance at the May 1 governing event.
