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Guatemalans head to the polls Sunday to cast their vote in a presidential run-off election that many hope will reverse democratic backsliding under recent administrations. Recent polls have predicted Bernardo Arevalo, a progressive candidate running on an anti-graft message, will trounce establishment figure and former first lady Sandra Torres. Guatemala's new president will assume power as violence and food insecurity roil the country, triggering fresh waves of migration.

Bernardo Arévalo emerged as Guatemala's top presidential candidate, but does he offer President Joe Biden an opportunity to rescue U.S. border policy?

ANDOVER — The intersections that make up Elm Square have a lower crash rate than the statewide average. This finding and many others, including problems with the layout of the

Elm Square received some immediate safety improvements following the May 9 tragedy, but much more extensive changes are on the way after a road safety audit, compiled by the town and state, was released last week. 

After the unfathomable happened - Sidney Mae Olson struck and killed at an intersection on her way to art class in May - her family has turned the tragedy into positive community initiatives.

The Winnebago City Council scheduled a special meeting on Wednesday, Aug. 9, at 6 p.m., to invite public comment about the future of the city’s police departm

Winning a prestigious blind wine-tasting competition is justifiably impressive, but winning twice consecutively is almost inconceivable. In April, Templeton's Bella Luna Estate Winery took home...

Here’s what readers are saying in Wednesday’s letters to the editor.

From the youngest Medicare insurance company founder to the engineer breaking barriers in deaf-blind communication, here are the young people from Boston reshaping biotech, healthcare and venture capital.

Developers want to free scientists to focus on discovery and innovation by helping them to draw connections from a massive body of literature. Developers want to free scientists to focus on discovery and innovation by helping them to draw connections from a massive body of literature.