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Schools in Springfield, Massachusetts, remain closed through the week, as the city continues an investigation into an apparent widespread cyberattack on the district's computer system that began sometime before Labor Day.
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Cannabis sales in the state have grossed more than $10B since first dispensaries opened in 2018.
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Springfield Mayor Dominic Sarno would not give details on the incident but called it a "Level 4," or severe cyber attack.
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All public schools in Springfield, Mass., will be closed Tuesday, September 8, following a cyber incident.
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U.S. Rep. Richard Neal has retained his seat as the congressman for the 1st Hampden District. He beat out school teacher Jeromie Whalen.
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Primary day in Massachusetts is underway. In western Mass. there are contests for U.S. House of Representatives, Governor's Council and more.
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Federal fraud indictments for a sitting state representative, Beacon Hill accountability, and EBT card skimming safeguards shape the week ahead in Mass. politics.
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Longtime state Rep. Angelo Puppolo faces first-time candidate Michael Lachenmeyer in the Sept. 1 primary.
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With primary elections only a few days away, voters in the 11th Hampden District will get to decide who they want to best represent them on Beacon Hill.
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The president of Hampshire College confirms the school, which is scheduled to close at the end of the year, received a $25.9 million "philanthropic loan" to pay off its entire bank debt and support the schools final term.
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The 1st Berkshire district represents the northern part of Berkshire County, including the towns of North Adams, Williamstown, and Lanesborough.
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The eighth annual benefit concert, founded by Signature Sounds, takes place at the 700-acre wildlife sanctuary on Saturday August 29.
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Longtime U.S. Rep. Richard Neal, D-Springfield, is facing a primary challenger in Jeromie Whalen, an educator in Northampton.
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The 1st Franklin district includes multiple cities and towns across Franklin County, including Deerfield, Shelburne, and parts of Greenfield.