There were two new cases of the new coronavirus announced in Foxborough. Town meeting and the election are expected to be postponed.
The new free drive-thru testing center for first responders at Gillette Stadium is set to test 200 people daily, according to the governor.
Elizabeth Warren sent a letter to FEMA officials asking why federal officials seized orders for hundreds of ventilators and other supplies.
Learn a little about Foxborough selectmen candidate Jack Kerzner before the town election on June 8.
Thomas Kelley is re-running for his Housing Authority seat in Foxborough. Take a look at where he stands.
See who is on the ballot for the Foxborough town election on May 4.
Joe Biden won Foxborough by more than 600 votes over Bernie Sanders.
State Sen. Paul Feeney, Foxborough, was among the keynote speakers offering support at a Bernie Sanders rally before Super Tuesday.
Four candidates for Foxborough Board of Selectmen and two for School Committee have taken out nomination papers to run in the town election.
Foxborough will hold early voting beginning Feb. 24 for the presidential primary.
Tom Shack is the eighth Democrat to enter the race for Joe Kennedy's congressional seat.
Foxborough residents made 119 contributions totaling $6,733 to presidential candidates in 2019 according to year-end campaign finance data.
Selectmen David Feldman announced he will not seek re-election after serving six years on the board.
If approved, Foxborough's budget would increase by $4.69 million, 5.8 percent more than the current levels.
The grants will be used for fire safety education for children and seniors in Foxborough.
Gov. Charlie Baker filed a bill in support of the Foxborough Selectmen's efforts to streamline event licensing at Gillette Stadium.
Town Manager William Keegan will finish his career in Foxborough after agreeing to a three-year contract.
Two Foxborough residents filed an appeal in Norfolk County Superior Court against the planning boards approval of a downtown brewpub.
Following residents' calls for a more conservative budget, Foxborough selectmen do not want next year's budget growth to exceed 3.5 percent.
The grant will help remove the West Street Dam which does not have a current purpose and is considered a significant environmental hazard.
The residential property tax rates went down in Foxborough, but your taxes are likely to increase because of rising property values.
A consulting group suggested Foxborough add an additional fire station and create new public safety administrative positions.
Foxborough officials are considering a plastic bag ban after receiving letters from two residents.
A group of veterans had objected to the Patriots Flag flying below the U.S. Flag at Foxborough Common.
The Foxborough and Mansfield fire departments received a shared grant of about $139,000 from FEMA for new equipment.
Lt. Michael Grace, a Foxborough High School graduate and 20 year veteran of the local police force, was named police chief of his hometown.
The Massachusettes Gaming commission awarded the grant to help promote tourism around Plainridge Park Casino and Gillette Stadium.
Foxborough will put up "Purple Heart town" signs at entry ways into town to honor local veterans who've earned the honor.
One resident said she's worried the proposed building it too close to the abutting neighborhood and will create safety issues for bikers.
Robert Kraft dined with President Trump at a Treasury Department dinner in Washington, D.C.
The Foxborough selectmen are seeking a compromise with a military veteran, who's angry about the Patriots flag flying below the U.S. flag.
Residents at town meeting settled a budget debate, primarily accepting the $79.1 million the selectmen proposed and only cut $213,000.
Foxborough residents will decide an ongoing disagreement between the town manger and Budget Advisory Committee over the size of the budget.
One resident said she's worried about the five-story size and parking issues for one restaurant/apartment proposal at the old firehouse.
Foxborough's newest selectman is a familiar face. O'Leary was the police chief for 31 years. Learn where he stands on the issues.
A new selectman and two new school committee members were elected in Foxborough's 2019 town election.
The election might be unopposed, but the issues are still here. Submit your questions, so Patch can ask them for you on "Candidates Night."
William Keegan argued the advisory committee proposed cutting $500,000 from next year's budget without discussing with the selectmen first.
Massachusetts became the 16th state to ban LGBTQ conversion therapy designed to convince children they should be heterosexual.
Foxborough selectmen cited conflicts of interest in a plan to turn the old firehouse building into a restaurant with apartments.