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James Paleologopoulos/WAMCEarlier this month, about a dozen tenants were locked out of their apartments in Holyoke, Massachusetts, unable to access the multi-story building since it was condemned by the city.Inspectors deemed the structure “uninhabitable.” Now, the tenants and Holyoke officials are looking for answers. -
Josh Landes/WAMCWilliamstown, Mass., made state history this month by taking a stand against sludge.
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Will the U.S. House flip to Democratic control after the upcoming midterm elections? A caller to a telephone town hall hosted by Vermont Congresswoman Becca Balint expressed hope that would occur. -
Election security was among the concerns raised during a telephone town hall Wednesday night with Vermont Congresswoman Becca Balint. -
Vermont at-Large Congresswoman Becca Balint held a telephone town hall Wednesday evening with her constituents. -
After the controversial police killing of a young man in a mental health crisis in Hinsdale, Massachusetts, in January, one of the many questions raised was why the department doesn’t have any body cameras. The story took a significant step forward at last night’s annual town meeting. -
The Vermont Senate has voted to repeal the state’s Clean Heat Standard and environmental advocates aren’t all that surprised. -
An art showcase in North Adams, Massachusetts, tonight is also a protest against generative AI. -
A healthcare provider in western Massachusetts says it has picked a spot for a new facility - part of an effort to replace the hospital it previously closed in Hampshire County. -
A resolution before the Burlington City Council Monday night to authorize the donation of a statue from a Vermont Abenaki tribe led to fierce debate during public comments regarding the tribe’s legitimacy. -
Authorities say the juvenile accused of firing a gun while in the Holyoke Mall last year has been sentenced. -
A resolution aimed at getting Springfield City Council members to attend more meetings in person led to a spat in council chambers this week.
