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Tom Shiple has lived in a single-family home in Lexington for 18 years. Today, the retired software engineer has three adult children — but none of them are able to afford moving back to their ...

Lexington’s Sal Frelick plays in his first World Series with the Milwaukee Brewers. Coaches and teammates from LHS and the ...

Massachusetts Question 8 would repeal legal recreational marijuana sales and add civil fines for possession. What a yes or no ...

The following incidents were selected from the Lexington Police Department log during the 2 weeks leading up to October 19. The Lexington Observer does not independently verify this information.

A Lexington goat herd grazed a half-acre Arlington lot near Spy Pond this fall, clearing invasive plants for a community-designed secret garden.

Lexington chess player Anil Ahuja took on seven children at once at Cary Library, winning six games. He hopes to host ...

Massachusetts Question 5 would change the formula behind the state tax cap and taxpayer rebates. What a yes or no vote would ...

Julie Hackett, who just started her ninth year as Lexington Public Schools’ superintendent, has a new six-year deal.

The Massachusetts ballot questions, explained: nine statewide measures go before voters in November, from tax rebates to marijuana to elections.