Jeff Peterson

FOXBORO -- A local dog characterized as chronically disruptive and increasingly ill-tempered was ordered euthanized this week after it allegedly attacked a woman and three children at a school bus stop on Oct. 9.

Select board members last week endorsed a multi-year framework outlining how the town will spend nearly $1 million in opioid abatement funds stemming

This banner in front of Foxboro’s town hall displays image of Gary Hall in uniform, as well as his World War II service record. submitted

Local educators remain confident Foxboro schools will maintain a culture that values achievement following voters’ rejection of statewide standardized

A pair of local women were recognized Tuesday night for ongoing efforts at promoting meaningful opportunities for individuals with special needs, according to the town’s commission on disabilities.

Having blocked efforts to formally name a youth baseball diamond for two esteemed youth coaches earlier this fall, town officials are now taking

Faced with the prospect of spiraling special education costs in the upcoming fiscal year, school officials are hoping that a dose of creative financing will help avert a looming budget

FOXBORO -- Local and state environmental agencies are stepping up efforts to address widespread contamination at a Morse Street industrial site, with the prospect of a federal review possible early in 2025, town health officials said this week.

Flushed with the holiday spirit, select board members Tuesday night swiftly approved 215 separate license renewals for local businesses, restaurants, retailers and service providers --all of which added a total

Over the course of a year defined by increasing polarization and a bitterly contested presidential election, townspeople found themselves paying respects to a succession of friends and neighbors whose deaths