Springfield Museums

17th century New England saw its fair share of witch hysteria, with neighbors accusing neighbors of heresy. Some of the most infamous trials played out in Salem, Massachusetts, but as a new exhibition in Springfield highlights, the first true witch scare didn’t happen in Witch City, but the City of Homes.

T-Rex-sized changes are being planned at the Springfield Museums. Laying the pre-historic foundation before that, though, are improvements made possible by ARPA funds.

If you love scales, spiders and sharks, good news: following a year of work and renovations, one of the biggest museums in western Massachusetts has reimagined and reopened its live animal center, complete with a new exhibition.

A total eclipse was off the table for viewers in Massachusetts, but 93 percent coverage was still a sight to see.

Saturday marks the 120th anniversary of the birth of Theodor Geisel, aka Dr. Seuss. The Springfield Museums will be celebrating the occasion just as a five-year campaign comes to fruition.

Museums local economic impact put at $22 million

It is a "stamp of approval," said the Museums' president

International Space Station exhibit is planned

Second round of funding announced in western Massachusetts

An exhibit of works by an artist and activist once described as “China’s most dangerous man” has opened in western Massachusetts. Works by the…