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The 10 studio artists at Lowell’s Brush Art Gallery and Studios are a prolific crew of talented people. They make all manner of art, from paintings and prints to ceramics, sculpture, fiber art, photography, and illustrations. And on Sunday, Oct. 22, they’ll share their process with the public as part of their current exhibition “Art: […]

Every Republican, two independents and a dozen Democrats voted against a major overhaul of the state's firearms laws, but their combined opposition was nowhere near enough to stop the measure.

Most House Democrats lined up Wednesday in support of a major overhaul of the state’s firearms laws, easily hurdling over procedural complaints and sending...

A Massachusetts grandfather was told his cancer battle was lost. Then, one doctor's inspired idea turned this near tragedy into an amazing story of survival.

A woman has been charged in connection with a carjacking in Salem earlier this month, Salem police announced Wednesday.

SALEM, N.H. (WHDH) - Authorities say a woman alleged to have taken part in multiple carjackings in New Hampshire earlier this month has been extradited<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/woman-allegedly-involved-in-series-of-carjackings-extradited-from-massachusetts-to-face-charges-in-new-hampshire/">Read More</a>

SALEM, N.H. — Salem Police arrested a female suspect in connection with an armed carjacking and two other attempted carjackings in town on Oct. 3, Capt. Jason Smith reported.

A woman has been charged in connection with a carjacking in Salem earlier this month, Salem police announced Wednesday.

DRACUT — The local nonprofit that provides clothing, shoes, school supplies and hygiene products to more than 90,000 low-income children in Massachusetts and New Hampshire is asking the public for hep after experiencing what they say is an unprecedented increase in special requests that have depleted their urgent response program. 

DRACUT — Though decorated Naval officer, Rear Admiral Joseph Eaton, served his country for four decades in the late 1800s and early 1900s, he was laid to rest in Dracut without military honors following his mysterious death in April 1913.