Charlie Johnson

President Donald Trump's administration sought to impose new federal requirements on mail-in voting through the U.S. Postal Service until those measures were halted earlier this month. Mail-in and absentee voting will continue under existing rules, but voters still must meet applicable deadlines for their ballots to be counted.

Canva stock image. Question 3 on the ballot would replace separate party primaries with a single all-party primary, sending the top two vote-getters

The Waltham Conservation Commission reviewed its role in certifying nine drafted conservation restrictions, including some properties partly or fully outside its jurisdiction.

The former Brothers Marketplace space at The Merc at 1 Moody St. has remained vacant since Roche Bros. Supermarkets closed the store in 2021.

Leah France standing with her scholarship certificate with the crowd that came out to support her. Photo courtesy of Saint Joseph’s College of Maine.

Seven Waltham High School graduates from the classes of 2024 and 2025 have yet to receive scholarships awarded to them by Reagle Music Theatre of Greater Boston, with $5,500 in total payments outstanding.

Trapelo Road between Waverley Station and Lexington Street on Google Maps. The Planning Department is exploring taking matters into its own hands to

Councilors were happy to get a look at a new plan for the city's future police headquarters this week, but had many questions about costs and energy efficiency.

Sign for child care center outside its location at 760 Main St. Photo by Charlie Johnson. The Waltham Child Care Center permanently closed on Friday, Oct.

Reagle Music Theatre of Greater Boston's Spotlight fundraiser showcased captivating performances by young and veteran performers at Tempo's BakBar on Saturday, Oct. 24, raising money to support the historic theatre institution.