The Pittsfield, Massachusetts, public schools – the largest district in Berkshire County – say that the personal information of students, teachers, and parents were accessed by hackers this month.

After a controversial police killing in Hinsdale, Massachusetts, that involved officers from its neighboring department, the town of Dalton has formally ended its mutual aid agreement with Hinsdale.

Voters in Great Barrington, Massachusetts, will decide on a controversial Proposition 2½ Override at the polls Tuesday.

After years of negotiations, a conservation nonprofit has acquired over 850 acres in Becket, Massachusetts, to protect in perpetuity.

Vermont’s at-large congresswoman recently co-hosted a training webinar to help employers know their rights when interacting with federal agents.

The Vermont House has passed a measure intended to protect Vermonters from civil arrest in sensitive locations.

Holyoke's teachers union could ratify a new, long-sought contract as soon as Tuesday, following a year of negotiations and struggles between them and the school district.

Senator Peter Welch was on the road in Vermont this week visiting a food shelf and farmers to find out how they are navigating the current economy.

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court says Attorney General Andrea Campbell has 30 days to decide on whether she’ll represent Auditor Diana DiZoglio in her lawsuit against the state legislature.

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.