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Thursday night, the two candidates vying for a two-year term as state representative of the 1st Berkshire District appeared in the first and only debate of the Democratic primary race.
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The former leader of a private, all-girls boarding school at the center of a sexual abuse scandal in Pittsfield will be arraigned Monday on a count of Reckless Endangerment of a Child.
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The leader of an all-girls private boarding school at the heart of a sex abuse scandal in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, says she will step down at the end of the upcoming school year.
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Over the weekend, over a hundred hockey players laced up their skates in Westfield, Massachusetts, all for a special cause one last time.Over the last 15 years, the three-day tournament has helped put defibrillators in facilities across the region, all while honoring the memory of a beloved son and player.
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For decades, a historically Black neighborhood in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, has grappled with poverty, crime and a lack of state and city funding. Now, an invested group of community members is focused on once again making the Westside a place where everyone can thrive. This weekend, a first-of-its-kind summit that will discuss everything from housing and health to safety and solar panels.
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For thousands of years, pickling has meant preserving food and adding a spicy or tangy flair. At a "pickle party" in Northampton, it also means community.
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In a matter of days, a judge in Massachusetts will hear arguments tied to a proposed $600 million courthouse for Springfield - and the $2 billion contract that comes with it. Now, as developers challenge the bid, the Massachusetts Attorney General's office is weighing in.
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At 6:54 p.m., Burlington Police were called to Winooski near Chase Street following a report of a dead person in the water.
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Burlington’s mayor focused her monthly press conference today on community safety
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A group picked by the state to build a new courthouse in Springfield is striking back at developers trying to challenge the project.
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Last year, the University of Massachusetts Amherst hit rock bottom on the grid iron, as the Minutemen football team went 0-12. As preseason camp begins, the team's head coach has spelled out some of his priorities.
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Berkshire Bureau Chief Josh Landes spoke with Mass. DHP Deputy Director Ta-wei Lin, who says the Commonwealth wants to learn how federal immigration policies have effected residents.