Founded in 2013, the Salem, Massachusetts-based Satanic Temple says it doesn't believe in Satan but describes itself as a "non-theistic religious organization" that advocates for secularism.

In March, The Satanic Temple sued the Shelby County Board of Education, alleging that Memphis-Shelby County Schools turned a blind eye to the First Amendment and repeatedly tried to dissuade its ...

Until its discovery in May at the archives in Groton, Massachusetts, American Baptist officials worried ... Among them was ...

Thursday is Juneteenth, a federal holiday, which means some stores and businesses will be closed.

In terms of parking near the temple building on Bede House Lane, there is a small section of the road without parking restrictions.