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Local fire departments across Massachusetts will lose roughly $1.68 million as a result of the spending cuts, the union said.

A tale of two communities’ proposed housing developments, one embraced and the other contested. That description would seem to match the difference in residents’ and municipal officials’ attitudes in Lowell and Dracut.

LOWELL — Councilor Corey Robinson, who was arraigned on Nov. 16 on two charges of domestic assault and battery on a family/household member, will return to court on Feb. 6 following his pretrial conference hearing held in Judge Mary Heffernan’s Lowell District courtroom Wednesday morning.

LOWELL — City Councilor Corey Robinson’s motion to modify the GPS ankle bracelet condition of his pretrial release was denied by Judge Michael Fabbri during an unscheduled court hearing held Dec. 26 at Lowell District Court.

Should courts or voters decide if the former president is eligible for the ballot? Boston.com readers were equally split on the issue.

It might have come later than expected, but the first big snowfall of the winter season was a doozy.

A girl was rushed to the hospital after a tree branch fell and struck her in the head as she boarded a school bus in Hudson on Monday morning.

DRACUT — Essex Silver Line Corp., a Dracut-based producer of floor sanders, is the recipient of the Legislative Manufacturing Caucus 2023 Manufacturing Award.

The show’s creator found inspiration in "loud and abrasive and just impossible to ignore" Bostonians.

Could one town’s effort to limit an already limited source of underage tobacco availability do much to snuff out consumption?