After MetroWest Brothel Bust, 2 Men Indicted: Patch PM

FRAMINGHAM, MA — Welcome to the end of another work week, and the beginning of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday long weekend.

MLK Day celebrates King's birthday (although his real birthday is today), and is typically used as a "day on" to perform community service. You can find some local events happening this weekend here.

Also today, state Attorney General Maura Healey revealed that two men have been indicted after police busted two brothels in Framingham. The men — one from Queens, N.Y., and the other from Framingham — forced women into prostitution in weekly rotations, Healey said.

Here are some other stories from around the region we're keeping an eye on:

Acton School Committee Member Feels 'Supported' After Harassment

Kyra Wilson Cook said explaining the racist harassment she endured to her children was the hardest thing she's had to do.

Uxbridge Doctor Sentenced In Adderall Scheme

Leslie Caraceni was sentenced to seven years for her part in a prescription Adderall scheme.

Worcester Sees Possible Plateau In Coronavirus Cases

Worcester is still adding about 200 cases per day, but this week's total was slightly lower than the previous week.

Framingham's First Black Police Officer Dies At 78

Daniel Louis Giro retired from the Framingham Police Department in 1999.

Fatal Milford Police Shooting Ruled Justified: Worcester DA

Milford resident Philip Castonguay was shot in April 2020. The Worcester DA's office finished an investigation into the shooting this week.

Free Coronavirus Test Site In Marlborough Will Stay Open

The Stop the Spread site run by Marlborough Hospital was supposed to close on Jan. 15.