Kristin Burnell
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East Longmeadow High remembers two graduates killed in wrong-way crash
We’re learning more about the wrong-way crash on I-91, just over the border in Windsor, CT overnight. → Read More
State leaders make their way to Big E fairgrounds for Massachusetts Day
State leaders make their way to Big E fairgrounds for Massachusetts Day → Read More
Fairgoers travel from near and far for Massachusetts Day at The Big E
Fairgoers travel from near and far for Massachusetts Day at The Big E → Read More
Holyoke City Council comments regarding police force to be addressed Tuesday
The Holyoke City Council meeting turned tense on September 1st as members discussed a $50,000 federal grant that would partially fund ShotSpotter technology in the city, a system that identifies where a gunshot originated. → Read More
Locals react to the passing of Queen Elizabeth II
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WGGB/WSHM) -A Massachusetts native who is currently in England. shared with Western Mass News what it has been like outside of Buckingham Palace the past two days after the passing of Queen Elizabeth II. “When I arrived to the palace, there were hundreds of people at the palace, the gates, the Victorian Memorial and I had waited there for probably 45 minutes until there was a… → Read More
Congressman Neal reflects on life, legacy of Queen Elizabeth II
Congressman Richard Neal was in Springfield on Friday and he shared with us what he admired most about Queen Elizabeth a day after her passing. → Read More
Hampden D.A., Holyoke mayor address public safety issues
Hampden District Attorney Anthony Gulluni joined Holyoke Mayor Joshua Garcia on Thursday with a message for the community following an uptick in violence in the city. → Read More
Westfield parents, students express concerns over high school’s dress code
Westfield parents, students express concerns over high school’s dress code → Read More
South Hadley teachers continue fight for new contract
As the new school year begins, one community of educators is drawing attention to stalled contract negotiations. → Read More
AAA: inflation expected to have impact on Labor Day travel
With the average cost of gas dropping below $4 a gallon nationwide, we wondered if this will impact holiday travel plans. → Read More
Getting Answers: possible rebate checks for Bay State residents
The question is: when can Massachusetts taxpayers be getting more money in their bank accounts? → Read More
Gov. Baker visits Springfield to discuss Civic Center Garage project
Governor Charlie Baker returned to western Massachusetts on Monday for the second time in less than a week. → Read More
Locals express road safety concerns after fatal crash on Route 116 in Amherst
Locals express road safety concerns after fatal crash on Route 116 in Amherst → Read More
Police investigate vandalism incident at Easthampton crisis pregnancy center
Police investigate vandalism incident at Easthampton crisis pregnancy center → Read More
Mass. Gaming Commission meets to discuss next steps for sports betting
Work began Thursday to put regulations in place for legalized sports betting in the Bay State, one day after Governor Charlie Baker signed it into law. → Read More
Holyoke mayor speaks out over trash issues in the city
Holyoke Mayor Joshua Garcia is speaking out and is asking property owners in the city to clean up their trash. → Read More
Big E officials looking to fill hundreds of positions for 2022 fair
The multistate fair kicks off on September 16, but preparations are already underway, which includes filling jobs. → Read More
9-year-old publishes book he started writing during pandemic
A 9-year-old boy from Massachusetts has just released his first published book. → Read More
9-year-old publishes book he started writing during pandemic
A 9-year-old boy from Massachusetts has just released his first published book. → Read More
9-year-old publishes book he started writing during pandemic
A 9-year-old boy from Massachusetts has just released his first published book. → Read More