The city and the Framingham Fire Department will start construction Monday of a memorial to those who have died in the line of duty.
Moving Framingham's pension liability payoff date past 2030 or refinancing it with a bond issue, could free up at least $15 million/year.
A deal with Staples has resulted in a wider Massachusetts footprint for Party City, which closed its hundreds of stores last year.
The city is looking for residents to fill roughly 100 roles on municipal boards, committees and other groups.
The grant will support faculty development and course redesign that could benefit hundreds of FSU undergrads.
It's not yet clear what the contents are, but the city says they were buried in 1994 to reflect efforts then being made to stop racism.
This is the first time that a public hearing will be held prior to the Mayor's submission of the budget. Will the community turn up?
Brian Turbitt began work yesterday as Framingham’s chief financial officer.
It's not clear what caused the two-alarm blaze in a Highland Street building, which is no longer habitable.
The two men previously left the city's police force after an internal investigation into claims of misconduct.
One of the global food giant's most senior executives was scheduled to speak at the FSU commencement. Now he isn't.
Replimune Group failed to win regulatory approval for a new drug treating skin cancer, and the result is a total of more than 220 job cuts.
New national rankings spotlight Bay State craft brewers among the top 50 in the country.
The current owner posted on social media that he has a "new opportunity" he "really can't turn down."
It's not yet clear what caused the crash, and an investigation is ongoing.
The convenience store that handed out the top-prize ticket also sold a $1 million winner a few years ago.
The warehouse store chain began seeking permission to sell liquor here in 2020.
Amanda Manteuffel, Riley Kussmaul, Mary Lassey, and Sameer Rahman to raise critical funds for Healthy Lifestyles programming
A man from Framingham now faces two felony charges in connection with the deadly 2025 accident.
The work on more than half a dozen roadways is expected to take nearly a month.
The city of Framingham has said no thanks to Massachusetts grants that would pay for local celebrations around the soccer tournament.
The craft-beer business now occupies space that was formerly the home of two other local brewers.
A leader of the largest food company in the world will deliver the graduation keynote for Framingham State University.
Plans call for converting the former Marian High School into a multigenerational community center.
A growing restaurant chain, expected to open a branch later this year off Route 9, will offer 'Chinese comfort food.'
What I want others to know that addiction isn’t a choice. Studies show that trauma, PTSD and mental illness are a huge factor.
The proposal for a 605-space parking garage will get a second reading and a public hearing on Tuesday evening.
The man convicted in a 1989 case of rape, kidnapping and armed robbery will likely be incarcerated for the rest of his life.
A growing chain of fast-casual dining spots says it will open a branch in Shopper's World.
Framingham Baking Co. has closed for good after more than a century in business.
Kathy McGrath could have retired years ago, but didn't want to leave her 'kids.'
A decades-long cold case now appears to be resolved with the conviction of Stephen Paul Gale.
Representative Jack Patrick Lewis successfully secured two wheelchair-accessible vans in Ashland and Framingham.
The two-car collision took place Saturday near the Framingham Country Club.
Construction is required to fix aging mains along a major thoroughfare, and the project could last until November 2027.
Stephen Paul Gale raped two store employees in 1989, prosecutors said. The trial began March 3.
The man has been indicted in connection with a brawl that took place in November.
Courtney Cyriaque, a Framingham resident and campus aide at King Elementary School, was honored at the Black Excellence on the Hill Awards.
With endurance & clarity the ZBA saw through a blizzard of arcane legal arguments by the developer's lawyer to secure a win for Framingham
An international biotech company is downsizing, and the result could be felt in Framingham.