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After years of operating under a consent decree, the Springfield Police Department is no longer bound to the arrangement. Following a recent filing and changes in federal attitudes, the decree has been dismissed.
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The city of Springfield, Massachusetts, appears to be looking to end a consent decree that's been guiding its police department’s conduct.
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Law enforcement in western Massachusetts say they’re seeing a rise in crypto-related scams – with one in particular costing victims thousands of dollars.
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Authorities say a suspect believed to have fatally struck a cyclist in Springfield, Massachusetts, has turned himself in — after allegedly fleeing the scene at first.
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Following months of debate, officials in Springfield have agreed to a new deal spelling out how and when police can access cameras in the district’s schools.
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Efforts to spread the word about a gun safety bill signed into law in Massachusetts last year continue, including a special information session involving one of its biggest supporters.
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The mayor of Holyoke, Massachusetts has named a longtime Springfield police captain as the city’s next chief of police – the lone finalist to reach the end of the city’s search process.
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An investigation is underway in Springfield after police shot and killed an allegedly armed 24-year-old man.
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Officials in Springfield are looking to update a contract that lets police access cameras in Springfield Public Schools in certain situations. Some students who say they’re uncomfortable with that voiced their concerns during a special community meeting Thursday.
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Multiple suspects are in custody, charged in connection with over a dozen armed robberies involving local businesses in Springfield, Massachusetts.