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Going to a new school could be tough...and kids in Chicopee could be facing that as the district is considering changing school boundaries. This comes as busing and other transportation costs have doubled in the last 10 years. The district is trying to create $5 million in annual savings

Maybe you enjoy taking a nice scenic drive up to the Quabbin every now and again...well for months, neighbors near the Quabbin Reservoir have sounded the alarm over a plan to pump millions of more gallons of water out east. There was concern that this could deteriorate the Quabbin banks and drastically lower the water levels. The state is now re-considering

Authorities in Holyoke are investigating a string of fires in the city that they believe have been set intentionally. Most have been on Maple Street, and one fire included a tent in which a man was sleeping, though he was able to get out unharmed. Anyone with information can call the arson reward hotline

Westfield City Hall will be illuminated in blue for one week in November to recognize World Diabetes Day and support local families affected by type 1 diabetes. Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune condition that prevents the body from producing insulin, continuous monitoring of blood sugar levels. There is currently no cure.

People in Springfield had the opportunity to learn about healthy eating, receive free health screenings, and explore local wellness resources during a food and wellness fair at the Martin Luther King Jr. Family Services community center. The fair focused on helping community members make nutritious food choices while considering their individual health needs and cultural preferences.

Big controversy in East Longmeadow as the town continues working with traffic engineers on redesign plans or the rotary. Some see the rotary as a danger and are excited about potential changes, while others argue that it's part of the DNA of the town, and makes East Longmeadow what it is. Engineers will have a designed plan to the town next year, at which point they can decide whether to proceed or not

Shoutout to the first responded who responded to a crisis situation involving an armed man on top of a pedestrian bridge in Springfield. Clinicians from Behavioral Health Network (BHN) negotiated with him for nearly four hours before it ended peacefully.

The Puerto Rican flag was raised outside Springfield City Hall earlier this week as community members, students, and local leaders came together to celebrate the beginning of Puerto Rican Heritage Month. For many in attendance, the flag represents more than cultural identity. It also serves as a symbol of perseverance, pride and the generations who have helped shape Springfield.

A 45-year-old Windsor woman is out $7K after a caller posing as a credit union representative convinced her to transfer her savings through Apple Cash. The imposter call appeared to come from her financial institution’s actual phone number. Experts say hanging up, and calling back is one way to get around spoofed phone numbers

A new state veterans services office is now open in downtown Springfield, providing resources and support for veterans and their families across western Massachusetts. Located at 1550 Main Street, assistance includes financial benefits, employment and training programs, and services for women veterans.

A new athletic training facility in Holyoke is helping young athletes build skills and recover after workouts. Train42 celebrated the opening of its new location on High Street on Monday, marking a major milestone for a program that began in a garage six years ago. The organization emphasizes consistency, personal growth and making the most of each day.

Did you know this? I didn't. Forest Park in Springfield used to have a train...and the beloved family attraction is one step closer to returning. Florence Bank has donated $5,000 to help bring back the Forest Park train which you could take to and from the zoo before it was taken out of service ten years ago. The new train is expected to start running next year

Neighborhood grocery stores can be so convenient and a staple of local communities...places like Brian's Market in Hartford...or Food Zone in Springfield...that's why people are upset in Easthampton over the the news that Big E's is changing ownership. The store has been running since 1977, and the owners are returning. However, they said they're committed to selling to someone who intends to keep it as is

People in Chicopee are calling for immediate action to address school safety concerns, reporting that teachers and staff members have been injured during incidents involving students across the district. It remains unclear what actions the district may take in response to the union’s concerns.

Thanksgiving is just over three weeks away and if affordability has been on your mind like it has mine, your holiday feast is no exception. Turkeys are expected to be more expensive this year, driven by demand, and the bird flu. Arnolds Meats in Chicopee and East Longmeadow says a lot of customers are shifting to beef instead

A mobile farmers market bringing fresh, locally grown produce to Springfield neighborhoods is receiving a financial boost through a $3,000 donation from Monson Savings Bank. The market delivers fresh produce directly to senior housing facilities, low-income housing complexes, health care centers, and community organizations throughout Springfield.

A fight involving a taser and pepper spray on a bus to Springfield International Charter School last week has raised question about the lack of bus monitors in Springfield. The school district said it all comes down to a lack of staffing. Officials are encouraging the public to consider applying

40 years is a long time, and after 40 years, all 13 locations of Smithland Pet & Garden Center will close. The company originally known as myAgway and Dave’s Soda and Pet City said this decision was difficult but necessary. They have locations in both western Massachusetts and across Connecticut, but there's no public timetable for the closure