ARDEN — Author Wes Moore will speak at Christ School at 7 p.m. Thursday. Moore is the author of “The Other Wes Moore,” a nonfiction book that compares the successful path of his life with that of another young man from a similar background who wound up part of the criminal underground.

The Drug Enforcement Administration's national "Prescription Drug Take-Back Day" on Sept. 25, which aims to rid America's medicine cabinets of unused, unwanted or expired drugs, is a win-win all-around.

In a bid to fend off the threat of a nationwide financial crisis, the Afghan government scrambled to shore up Afghanistan's largest bank on Saturday after lines of frantic depositors mobbed the bank for a third day.

It started with a staff housekeeper asking MetroWest Medical Center's CEO if the hospital could do more to encourage the proper disposal of medications by the community. Next Sunday, MetroWest Medical will host its first-ever public drug collection, part of a larger Green Fair that runs from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Framingham campus and features a farmers market, DJ and children's games.

A rich green patina coats the history nestled in a shadowy, unnoticed corner of City Stadium. In 1944, U.S. Army pursuit planes crisscrossed the sky above that corner of Lynchburg as a memorial was placed honoring Lynchburg’s sons, John White Acree and William Gerhard Suhling III. They were football greats ...