Taylor DiChello
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Ware residents voice concerns about dirty water
Ware's town manager says despite the off-putting color, the water is just discolored from rust and sediment. → Read More
Gas prices rise as Trump makes a decision on Iran nuclear deal
Current oil prices are riding on the expectation that President Trump may back out of the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, which allowed Iran to export more crude oil. → Read More
Arson Awareness Week focuses on vacant buildings
A fire in an abandoned cold storage building in Worcester killed 6 firefighters in 1999. → Read More
ACLU to request conviction dismissal in all cases involving former Amherst chemist
Farak pleaded guilty in 2014 to stealing cocaine she was supposed to be testing while working at the University of Massachusetts crime lab. → Read More
Countdown to grand opening: MGM Springfield signs installed
It's one more thing MGM can cross of their to-do list until the casino's grand opening on August 24--construction workers finished putting up the MGM signs early Friday morning. → Read More
Pain at the pump continues as gas prices rise
This spring, drivers are paying especially high prices at the pump. → Read More
Baker, Healey say Rosenberg should resign
A Senate Ethics Committee report says the Amherst Democrat didn't violate formal Senate rules, but showed a significant failure of judgement. → Read More
I-391 construction beginning between Holyoke, Chicopee
Starting Wednesday you should expect delays and lane closures between 6 a.m.and 4 p.m. → Read More
Annual holiday honors people in law community
In Springfield, law day is accompanied with an award ceremony. The John M. Greaney award is given to an attorney and non-attorney who are thought of as outstanding citizens in the local law community. → Read More
MassDOT considering new exit on MassPike
MassDOT is studying possible exit locations in Russell, Blandford, Otis, and Becket. → Read More
Springfield police to launch new real time techonology
The Springfield police have been working on their real-time analysis center for the past four years. → Read More
Alzheimer's Association holds event to raise awareness about a bill in Senate
The number of people who die of Alzheimer's is on the rise. It's the sixth leading cause of death in the United States and has no cure. → Read More
Not guilty plea for West Springfield police captain accused of stealing money
Fifty-year-old Daniel Spaulding has been on administrative leave since 2017. → Read More
Business leaders travel to state capital for Beacon Hill Summit
The 2017 Beacon Hill Summit focused on the budget for the fiscal year of 2018 and health care. → Read More
Judge: Government must keep DACA program
The Trump administration officially ended the program in March. → Read More
Trash still piled up behind Springfield shopping plaza
22News followed up to see if the trash dumped behind a shopping plaza in Springfield was still there. → Read More
Fraudulent charges found on some Westfield Bank customer accounts
The bank is checking to see if the charge is from a skimmer on an ATM or credit card machine. → Read More
Loved ones pay last respects to Clara Sarno Monday
Clara Sarno died Friday morning after a long illness. → Read More
Ashgrove Street residents complain of blighted building in Chicopee
Exposed wires, trash, even sharp blades, clutter an abandoned home on Ashgrove Street in Chicopee. → Read More
Body found in Springfield park
The body was discovered Saturday morning in Emerson Wight Park. → Read More