BOSTON

We check out the Shea Theater's dynamic screening of "Gamera v.s. Guiron," chat with hosts of Boston Public Radio Jim Braude and Margery Eagan and remember musician Jill Sobule with Erin McKeown for Live Music Friday.

Saying it's more affordable and easily accessible from major roads, Simmons University in Boston has relocated the western Massachusetts campus of its highly ranked graduate program in library science, from Mount Holyoke College to Greenfield Community College.

Western Massachusetts runners are prepped and ready to go for the 26.2 mile race on Patriot's Day.

The Boards of Bay Path University and Cambridge College announced that Bay Path has entered into a formal agreement to acquire Cambridge College this week.

It was a big relief for many when the Biden administration extended protections from deportation for Haitians. But some who are trying to resettle in western Massachusetts are still waiting for these protections.

Massachusetts State Senator Jo Comerford wants the state to compensate communities that were displaced to make the Quabbin Reservoir almost a century ago.

We talk to Bostonians about the dangers and delights of western Massachusetts.

175 members of Springfield's SciTech Band will perform in Boston Thursday at the gubernatorial celebration for Massachusetts newly sworn in governor - Maura Healey.

Michael Cox worked for the Boston Police Department for three decades before leaving in 2019 to lead the police department in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Almost 30,000 athletes from around the world took part in this year's Boston Marathon. Kat Morrissey from Wilbraham, Massachusetts, was among them.