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Below are summaries of the agenda items for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's open meeting to be held on February 15, 2024, pursuant to the sunshine notice released on February...

LOWELL — Greater Lowell, along with nearly all of Massachusetts, is preparing for snow from a nor'easter that is expected to hit the region Tuesday. Just how much, however, was a moving target throughout Monday.

LOWELL — Superintendent Liam Skinner told the School Committee last Wednesday that Lowell Public Schools is in discussions with the Archdiocese of Boston to purchase Ste Jeanne d'Arc School for approximately $2.4 million.

WITH APOLOGIES to the movie “Field of Dreams,” if you build it, will they come?

A consent decree requires the city of Lowell, Massachusetts to reduce combined sewer overflows, as well as detect illicit connections that discharge wastewater into the city’s...

Public schools in Dracut, Massachusetts, were closed Friday due to a water main break.

Water service was turned off as crews worked to fix the break that happened about a half-mile away from several Dracut schools.

LOWELL — Less than one mile from and eight hours before Tuesday night’s City Council meeting at City Hall, Councilor Corey Robinson’s criminal defense attorney Ryan Sullivan represented his client in the ongoing Commonwealth v. Corey Robinson case at Lowell District Court. The council's agenda featured discussions about potholes, migrant families and cyber security.

Maine's biggest lottery winner sued the mother of his child last fall alleging she violated a non-disclosure agreement to protect his identity. The woman says he's falsely accusing her in order to get custody of their child.

Maine's biggest lottery winner sued the mother of his child last fall, alleging she violated a non-disclosure agreement to protect his identity. The woman says he's falsely accusing her in order to get custody of their child.