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Clif Read/AP/Massachusetts Department of Conservation and RecreationDeer hunts have taken place at the reservoir since 1991 but this will be the first time the Quabbin Park area will be included. -
Nirvani Williams/NEPMA law allowing undocumented immigrants to apply for driver’s licenses in Massachusetts launched in July, but many are struggling to access RMV applications and resources. Staff at western Massachusetts nonprofits have been working overtime to help these immigrants.
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Chris Lisinksi/SHNSFrom April to October of 2023 there were 46% of people kicked off MassHealth because officials confirmed they no longer qualify. Another 52% lost coverage because state workers did not have enough information to assess eligibility.
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Dave Wurtzel/Connecticut PublicThe gathering comes as a student at the school is recovering after being shot along with two other men of Palestinian descent in Vermont Saturday night.
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The play, "Unreconciled," opens in Easthampton, Massachusetts this week. It tells the story of a clergy abuse survivor who rejects a settlement from the church. Written by two survivors of abuse, it tells the story from multiple perspectives, including the perpetrator. -
Many said discounts were modest, especially in light of inflation, and parking was plentiful.
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Thanksgiving is the opening of the holiday season, and although it is not celebrated in Latin America, many Hispanics in Connecticut have embraced it as part of their holidays, giving it their unique twist.
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Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey said officials are seeing a "drop" in new arrivals seeking emergency shelter, but she said it's difficult to pinpoint the cause.
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The Eastern States Exposition purchased two prize-winning steers at the 4-H Beef Auction at the Big E this past September.
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The report, which was made public last week, found some counselors at the school misgendered students, and that school officials failed to address harassment and bullying, by other students and staff members.
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As family and friends come together for various holidays this and next month, will it be possible to discuss the war between Israel and Hamas, as many people disagree so strongly about what's happening and what should happen next. Maybe, with some agreements in place, says John Sarrouf from Essential Partners in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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More than a week after the Healey administration began placing shelter-seeking families on a waitlist, officials announced Monday that they will use part of the MBTA's headquarters to temporarily house eligible families for whom no space is available.
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The United Way of Pioneer Valley and Holyoke Community College joined together to create the Holyoke Community Cupboard.
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Massachusetts House and Senate Democrats failed to negotiate a compromise before their holiday break that would send hundreds of millions of dollars to the state's emergency shelters. The spending bill was presented to the Legislature in September.
