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An employee of one of the nation's largest marijuana companies died after suffering a severe asthma attack at its Massachusetts production facility. Now, the company is facing a hefty fine.

This comes after a student was arrested for possible weapon at another Holyoke Public School playground on Friday; Superintendent Anthony Soto addresses HPS need for prompt but accurate information

The night before a Springfield police officer was shot in the face on June 6, detectives began monitoring Instagram posts signaling an imminent gun battle.

Vito Perrone was offered a superintendent job a year after having another one rescinded, in part, over the world "ladies." School leadership positions are increasingly a lightning rod for scandal.

Williams has long decried the presence of military-style rifles on Springfield streets.

Residents can weigh in through a survey due July 1.

Coming out of receivership, the union wants to play a bigger role in education in the district.

Membership doubled and visitorship spiked during COVID, but so did the cost of programming.

Five charities say they are out $30,000 in race registration and donation money collected by 4Run3 and have gone to court to claw back anything they can.

According to the Greater Boston Food Bank, food insecurity rates have steadily increased across the state over the last five years.