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Michaél Martin, Irish deputy head-of-government, to march in Holyoke St. Patrick’s Parade
Ireland’s deputy head-of-government is set to march in this year’s Holyoke St. Patrick’s Parade on March 19, making him the highest-ranking sitting official to ever march in the parade. → Read More
Henry Thomas, III, Springfield Urban League’s longtime president, to retire
Henry Thomas, III, who has served as president and CEO of the Springfield Urban League for nearly 50 years, has announced his plans to retire. → Read More
Man wounded in shooting on Hebron St. in Springfield
Springfield police are investigating a shooting Monday night in the North End of the city in which a man was wounded. → Read More
Thomas Cascio, Jr., prominent Agawam businessman, has died
Prominent Agawam businessman Thomas Cascio, Jr. has died. → Read More
Greenfield police officer injured when cruiser struck during traffic stop
A Greenfield police officer was taken to Baystate Franklin Medical Center after his cruiser was struck by a car while conducting a traffic stop Wednesday night. → Read More
Layoffs at MassMutual include less than 1% of workforce
Springfield-based MassMutual conducted some layoffs last month. → Read More
Bullying, racial discrimination, and abuse at Northampton High leads to suicide, mom says
The mother of a Northampton High School student who died by suicide is suing the City of Northampton claiming that her daughter was subject to bullying, racial discrimination, and abuse. → Read More
Trial of Frederick Pinney in 2014 murder of TayClair Moore to begin
The trial of Frederick Pinney, who is charged with the 2014 murder of TayClair Moore in Springfield, is set to begin on Tuesday → Read More
Murder trial of former Westfield detective Brian Fanion to begin Monday
The trial of Brian Fanion, a former Westfield police detective charged with killing his wife, is set to begin Tuesday. → Read More
Rachel’s Table to become stand-alone nonprofit organization
Changes are on the way for Rachel’s Table, the food rescue program that has long been a part of the Jewish Federation of Western Massachusetts. → Read More
Rep. Orlando Ramos to announce decision on Springfield mayoral campaign
State Representative Orlando Ramos is set to hold a news conference Thursday morning to announce whether he will be a candidate in this November’s mayoral election. → Read More
MGM to announce expanded venue hours
MGM Springfield is announcing expanded hours for multiple restaurants and amenity attractions on its downtown casino property. → Read More
How you can help victims of quakes in Turkey and Syria
Relief efforts continue in order to help the people of Turkey and Syria, from international organizations to religious groups to local businesses. Visit WWLP.com for a list of local organizations stepping-up to help. → Read More
Congressman Jim McGovern to make stops in Franklin County
Congressman Jim McGovern will be visiting Franklin County Tuesday, making stops in Greenfield, Deerfield, and Conway. → Read More
South Hadley police investigating suspected illegal marijuana grow
South Hadley police executed a search warrant for a suspected illegal marijuana grow at a home on Abbey Street on Tuesday morning. → Read More
Water main break in Northfield; Main Street closed
A water main break has closed a portion of Main Street in Northfield, leaving residents without water. → Read More
Winter Weather Advisory: Rain/snow showers, icy spots possible
Rain and snow showers during the nighttime hours could cause slick travel. → Read More
Route 75 in Agawam, Suffield closed due to flooding
A portion of Route 75 is closed from Agawam over the state line into Suffield, Connecticut, due to flooding. → Read More
Fire closes portion of Route 112 in Colrain
Firefighters in Franklin County have worked through the morning hours to put out a fire on Route 112 in Colrain. → Read More
Thousands still without power across Massachusetts
Thousands of electric customers in Massachusetts are still without power Tuesday morning as a result of Monday’s storm, including in portions of western Massachusetts. → Read More