Scott Souza is a Patch field editor covering Beverly, Danvers, Marblehead, Peabody, Salem and Swampscott. He can be reached at Scott.Souza@Patch.com. Twitter: @Scott_Souza.
If passed, voters would be able to register to vote at polling locations, as opposed to the current deadline of 10 days before an election.
The "Frightline" ABC episode will spotlight modern-day witches, Salem descendants and self-described vampires.
Record crowds are expected this weekend with sunny and dry weather and a Saturday holiday.
Check out what the weather may be like for holiday travel.
The new Andover Street store plans giveaways, games, kids activities and product deals through Sunday.
Glenn Alto of Rockport and John Fuller St. Pierre of South Hamilton were appointed to the hospitals' board.
State and local leaders said the extension is another step toward the year-round service that North Shore residents have sought.
Haven From Hunger will offer free meals Nov. 26 in Peabody and home delivery for some homebound residents.
Off-duty Deputy Fire Chief Kevin Mutti rushed to the overturned tanker and pulled the driver through a kicked-out windshield.
Police said a black pickup truck hit the dog and drove away shortly after midnight early on Wednesday morning.
The winning ticket was bought at the Market Basket on Highland Avenue.
Raising Cane's owner Todd Graves organized the carving of the Guinness World Record 3,156-pound pumpkin in the Witch City.
The Nov. 14 event at Old North Church includes food, crafts, a silent auction and an author signing.
Police said the man is accused of brandishing the gun and "firing" it during a argument in the square on Tuesday night.
A community forum was held on the proposed zoning change at 89 Burrill Street to formally allow lodges, clubs and fraternal organizations.
The nonprofit Atrius Health Equity Foundation said it is clearing $38 million in medical debt through the independent process.
As cities and towns hotly debate the merits of the ALPR cameras, Lynn police said they were critical in the rapid recovery of a 6-year-old.
The neighbors invite trick-or-treaters to an area of town where more than 95 percent of the houses decorate for the holiday.
Will the little ones have to bundle up during their holiday candy strolls on Saturday night?
The national certification recognizes Salem State's work to improve outcomes for Latino students and all students.
