The family of a Newburgh man who died during a New Year’s Day encounter with police after a pursuit ended in a crash is concerned by the narrative of events laid out in a police report they recently received.

Saratoga Springs officials are looking to amend the city’s charter, again, but some residents are raising concerns over one set of proposed changes.

Over two sessions this week, Great Barrington, Massachusetts, residents worked their way through all 30 articles on the annual town meeting warrant.

The city is conducting its own internal investigation into the incident.

There were a record number of visits to the venues operated by the Olympic Regional Development Authority in the 2025-26 fiscal year. Officials attribute the interest to several factors including state investment.

Mother-daughter relationships can take on many forms, including in drag culture, where a drag mother functions as a mentor to her drag daughter. Ahead of Mother’s Day, a local mother-daughter drag duo shares more about the importance of these maternal figures to drag performers.

Union nurses are testifying before Massachusetts lawmakers in Boston today about growing workplace violence, and the need for legal protections for healthcare professionals on the front line.

The U.S. Department of Education says a Title IX investigation into Smith College is underway.

On Friday, Bard College President Leon Botstein announced he will be retiring in June. But some students say they were upset he took so long to step down as they expressed concerns about campus culture and the schools' finances.

For nearly a year, teachers in Holyoke, Massachusetts, have been without a contract.Throughout that time, negotiations between their union and district leadership have been start and stop, with the plot seemingly thickening last week amid rumors of a strike.