MASSACHUSETTS

Springfield Symphony Orchestra's season begins this weekend, professor Ousmane Power-Greene discusses the Power of History and the Word Nerd shows us the newest slang.

The candidates accused one another of misrepresenting each other's views.

Popular chatbots like Claude and ChatGPT are powered by models trained on enormous amounts of information, which means spending billions on vast data centers that take more power and water than entire cities. Instead, roboticists like Matthias Scheutz are thinking small. They’re designing AI systems compact enough to fit on a single computer chip.

We learn about the UMass Game Jam, Franklin Community Co-op's incoming upgrade, and talk to members of the Blind Boys of Alabama.

A meeting was held Tuesday between Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell and some survivors of Catholic clergy sexual abuse.

Transportation officials in Massachusetts say a new $130 million federal grant is an infusion of funds for the evolving West-East passenger rail project, which officials say will connect Springfield to Boston by 2030.

We speak with author Daisy Rockwell about her new book, "Alice Sees Ghosts," learn about the upcoming comic workshop heading to Northampton this weekend, and check in with Mr. Universe.

An examination of how physical and civic strains, from care and rehab bed shortages to old water pipes, shape Massachusetts capacity for growth.

Panelists take a close look at law enforcement partnerships with ICE, Housatonic Water Works woes, and a stalled data center project in Westfield.

Without a permit extension, the proposed 150-acre data center campus has no path forward.