Photo by Jeff Seideman.Photo by Andrew Horton-Hall.Photo by The Waltham Times.Photo by Andrew Horton-Hall.Photo by Jeff Seideman.Photo by The Waltham

On Monday night, the city council sent two resolutions to the Economic and Community Development Committee. Below is a summary of the resolutions.

Charles “Muvawala” Bukenya was found alive with signs of torture BY VIVIAN AINOMUGISHA AND BAILEY SCOTTWaltham Times Contributing Writers In a social

Councilor Robert G. Logan stands to speak against accepting the Prestige Car Wash Donation. Photo by Aubrey Hawke. The City Council took the following

A donation of car wash vouchers worth $5,000 to the city workers and unlimited car wash vouchers to the Waltham Police Department is raising ethical

As flu rages, the Trump administration has pulled the plug on a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention flu immunization campaign that targeted high-risk groups, including pregnant women.

The Gosman Sports and Convocation Center at Brandeis University hosted this year's C.R.A.S.H.-B. World Indoor Rowing Championships. Photo: Liam O'Brien. Waltham was the center of the rowing universe t...

Waltham resident talks about her experience with congenital heart defects Lauren Bednarz poses in one of her "A Hopeful Heart" T-shirts, which she sells

Canva stock image. The Waltham City Council recently shared key dates set for this year’s local elections.  The nine ward seats and six at-large

The outbreak of measles in a small West Texas community may be worse than officials originally thought. They are scrambling to promote vaccinations.

By CHRISTIAN MAITRE Waltham Times Contributing Writer Legislators shared their concerns about the federal government’s actions involving immigration policy at a panel discussion at Brandeis University on Saturday. Mayor Jeannette […]

By CHRISTIAN MAITRE Waltham Times Contributing Writer A school vehicle was involved in a crash at the intersection of Lexington and Beaver streets last Wednesday, the second time in the […]

By CYD ABNET Waltham Times Contributing Writer A new ordinance aims to reduce Waltham’s rat population by requiring dumpster owners to obtain a license. The license application requires the creation [...

By BETTY BARRER Waltham Times Contributing Writer Massachusetts officials have determined that avian influenza is widespread among wild and domesticated birds in the state. No positive avian flu test ...