Joe Chaisson
Springfield Police, along with the help of their K-9, arrested three suspects in connection with a drug distribution ring on Malden Street Wednesday afternoon.
Springfield Police Officer Nestor Santos was shot in the face and leg that night with a bullet fragment, at one point, lodged in his skull.
Springfield Police are continuing to remind drivers not to leave their cars unattended while they are running.
Springfield Police arrested a man Tuesday morning and seized a trafficking weight of cocaine and heroin, as well as cash.
New details have been released on a pedestrian that was killed in Chicopee in November.
Officers recovered 162 bills, all of which had the same serial number.
Crews respond to two-vehicle crash at busy Springfield intersection
The Spirit of Springfield hosted an appreciation breakfast at the Sheraton Springfield on Tuesday to celebrate 30 years of Bright Nights at Forest Park.
Amtrak train stopped in South Deerfield as police block off area with caution tape.
Brimfield firefighters responded early Tuesday morning to a fire at a senior housing community center at 20 Colonial Park.
Springfield Police seized a loaded gun and several drugs, which led to the arrest of two suspects on State Street on Friday.
The incident occurred around 7:45 a.m. on the northbound side of I-91 and it led to some slow down and delays.
Two people have been displaced after a house fire Sunday night in Pittsfield.
Three people were arrested in Springfield Tuesday for allegedly dealing drugs to people who are recovering from addiction.
Crews have been on the scene of a water main break in Springfield since early Wednesday morning.
Fire officials in Pittsfield are investigating what caused a house fire Monday evening.
Police arrested two suspects on Thursday connected to last week’s shooting on Fernald Street.
Nine dogs, that have been impacted by the Los Angeles wildfires, are on their way to Massachusetts and will arrive late Friday.
A Springfield woman has admitted to stealing more than $40,000 from elderly nursing home victims and her employer
66-year-old Matthew Nedorostek of Westfield on Friday morning fell into a concrete hopper at a plant on Cleveland Street.
Residents had reported seeing a man smash the window of a vehicle before running away to a different vehicle.
The Red Cross is currently assisting and the cause of the fire is under investigation of the Springfield Arson and Bomb Squad.
The cause of the crash is unknown at this time but the five people taken to the hospital are expected to be okay.
Details are still limited however Springfield fire officials tell us that the two people taken to the hospital are expected to be okay.
Simon fled Massachusetts before his trial for home invasion and other charges.
