Potholes have been causing problems for drivers in Longmeadow and the town’s Department of Public Works said there are a number of challenges they’re facing this year when it comes to repairs.
Springfield Police said that they seized an illegal dirt bike on Tuesday after receiving reports of reckless driving near Main Street and Wason Avenue.
By Maria Wilson, Photojournalist: Matt Lafreniere and Abigail Murillo Villacorta
Amidst the ongoing war in Israel, acts of anti-semitism and hate are on the rise here in the Bay State. On Tuesday night, One community met to discuss what they can do to promote peace both at home and across the globe.
Springfield Public Schools Superintendent Daniel Warwick has received a lifetime achievement award from the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.
A driver is facing several charges after crashing into a car trying to pass an officer who was conducting a traffic stop that ended up damaging the police cruiser in Palmer on Tuesday.
By Raegan Loughrey, Photojournalist: Kevin Culverhouse and Abigail Murillo Villacorta
The merger of two charter schools in western Massachusetts received approval on Tuesday at the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education board meeting. The Hampden Charter School of Science will now be consolidating their west Springfield and Chicopee campuses.
By Abbey Carnivale, Photojournalist: Erik Rosario and Ryan Trowbridge
Possible changes are on the horizon for the UMass Minutemen after the athletic department confirmed to our newsroom that they’ve received an invite to rejoin the Mid-American Conference.
Springfield Police are breathing a major sigh of relief after initial reports Monday night indicated that a man was in possession of an AK-47, but it turned out to be an airsoft gun.
The attacks has sparked a major war between Israel and the terror group in the middle east. Now, we’re hearing exclusively from a survivor of those attacks as she made a visit to western Massachusetts.
Springfield leaders met on Monday to review what the role of Police Superintendent will look like after the department’s current superintendent retires in the coming months.
By Abbey Carnivale, Photojournalist: Erik Rosario and Tyler Beraldi
Early voting in the Bay State’s presidential primaries began on Saturday. Springfield’s election commissioner told us on Monday that they’ve already received 75-hundred mail in ballots.
Class is back in session in Southwick after a week-long break for students. Their return came after several racially charged bullying allegations came to light by one Black regional school student.
By Raegan Loughrey, Photojournalist: Robert Jewell and Ryan Trowbridge
A chilling investigation just over the Connecticut border in Enfield has led to the arrest of a Springfield man accused of following a young girl who was walking her dog.
We are less than three weeks away from St. Patrick’s Day weekend, which includes the well-known holiday parade in Holyoke and the city is going to make things easier for those of you who are outside of Holyoke to help get you to and from the event for free.
Multiple law enforcement agencies, including Massachusetts State Police and their special emergency response team and Air Wing, helped Russell Police with the search for a missing 87-year-old man with dementia last Wednesday.
By Amanda Callahan, Photojournalist: Erik Rosario and Ryan Trowbridge
There will be no more pencil and paper and the test will be almost an hour shorter, but now we’re learning how these changes might impact universities that went test optional during the pandemic.
By Olivia Hickey, Photojournalist: Matt White and Tyler Beraldi
As students return from February break, the Southwick Regional School will address bullying and racism with students following news of an investigation that has many concerned many in the community. We’ve learned one of the students in the middle of it will not be in attendance.
