Opening Day for Hopkinton Little League (HLL) is not until the end of April;...

Learn about Hopkinton's Town Meeting on March 25 at the library. Discover how to make informed decisions impacting taxes and services..

Hopkinton Police introduced Lyan Albino, a licensed mental health clinician, as part of its Jail Diversion Program to enhance crisis response and community care.

Hopkinton is preparing for the 129th Boston Marathon on April 21, celebrating the 50th anniversary of both Bob Hall’s wheelchair victory (the first wheelchair win in marathon history) and four-time winner Bill Rodgers’ inaugural victory.

The Town of Hopkinton received a favorable Fiscal Year 2024 audit report, presented by Terenzio Volpicelli of Roselli, Clark & Associates on March 4. The audit resulted in an "unmodified, or clean, audit opinion," indicating that the town's financial statements are accurate and comprehensive.

Hopkinton Select Board approves MSBA funding agreement for Charleswood School, enabling reimbursements for the project and advancing construction plans.

Hopkinton Select Board Reaffirms Its Commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Pledge previously established...

Hopkinton's Select Board reviews FY26 budget proposals from key departments. Residents advocate for Library and Senior Services funding. Departments face challenges with federal grants and increasing costs.

As Hopkinton High School senior and wrestling co-captain Stephen Moody wraps up his final...

Hopkinton Library's 2025 Winter Reading Marathon starts Feb 17. All ages are encouraged to read anything & earn prizes. Sign up today & embrace reading!

Hopkinton students CARE about anemia! Learn about their awareness campaign, events & how to support their cause for youth health at linktr.ee/care.fhp

The Select Board conducted Fiscal Year 2026 Budget and Capital Meetings with the heads of the technology services, fire, police, and public safety communications departments at its meeting Feb. 5. “Our goal here is to understand the overall budget for each of the departments and where the concerns might lie,” Select Board Chair Brian Herr said.