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A new poll indicates a growing number of Massachusetts residents are unsure about the direction the Commonwealth is heading.

As you well know, Berkshire County residents, drunk driving is no laughing matter. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, every day here in the United States, almost 30 people die in drunk-driving crashes. That works out to about 1 every 52 minutes. Not a good statistic. I, myself,...

A supermarket chain operating across several states in the Northeast is tackling the current penny shortage by hosting a "Double Exchange Day" for customers.

Do you live in any of these towns that end in 'ham'?

Massachusetts folks may need a bigger turkey budget this year, as the cost of the bird has drastically increased since 2024.

One person was killed and two people were hospitalized after a car barreled into a home in central Massachusetts on Wednesday afternoon, authorities said. Emergency crews responding to a report of a crash at a home on Homestead Lane in Leicester after 1 p.m. found a person trapped under a black sedan that had driven...

Massachusetts sits right on the Atlantic Ocean, which means fresh seafood is everywhere you look. When you want to try lots of different dishes without ordering a dozen plates, seafood buffets are your best friend. I’ve rounded up the best spots where locals pile their plates high with lobster, clams,...

"While we are happy the bail is granted, in this economy, most can't just pony up" the $85,000 bail, his lawyer said. The former aide of Gov. Maura Healey charged with cocaine trafficking can now post bail after a previous judge ordered him held without bail following a dangerousness hearing.

With hundreds of thousands of Bay Staters expected to lose their health coverage due to federal policy changes, industry leaders and state officials mapped out broad strategies Wednesday to combat a looming surge in uninsured residents that’s unfolding amid skyrocketing health care costs. Around 300,000 residents...

Hundreds of thousand of people in Massachusetts could lose their health care benefits because of the deal to end the shutdown. Holding umbrellas outside the State House on Thursday, Raise Up Massachusetts urged state leaders to spend part of the $8.6 billion rainy day fund to make up for federal budget cuts.