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Why public TV pioneer Channel 57 lost its place within a revamped New England Public Media - Vimarsana News

Why public TV pioneer Channel 57 lost its place within a revamped New England Public Media

The WFCR radio station plans to move out of its Main Street location this month, following high profile layoffs centered around TV production.

'Star-Spangled' voice: Michelle Books-Thompson selected to perform anthem at the 127th Boston Marathon - Vimarsana News

'Star-Spangled' voice: Michelle Books-Thompson selected to perform anthem at the 127th Boston Marathon

The West Springfield resident, who was a finalist on The Voice, will be performing the National Anthem at the 127th Boston Marathon.

Neighbors in West Springfield community still rocked by savage attack on 72-year-old woman - Vimarsana News

Neighbors in West Springfield community still rocked by savage attack on 72-year-old woman

Residents of a West Springfield housing complex for the elderly and disabled say a seemingly random attack of a woman on a neighboring street on March 26 horrified the community.

Whistleblower lawsuit against Berkshire Gas by former worker alleging 'unsafe' practices progresses in court - Vimarsana News

Whistleblower lawsuit against Berkshire Gas by former worker alleging 'unsafe' practices progresses in court

A former manager in charge of gas lines for Berkshire Gas alleges in a lawsuit he was fired for flagging unsafe practices he believed could trip an explosion.

Controversial 'rebuttal' to 2020 DOJ report assailing narcotics unit released by Springfield officials - Vimarsana News

Controversial 'rebuttal' to 2020 DOJ report assailing narcotics unit released by Springfield officials

A 28-page report authored by Springfield Police Deputy Chief Steven Kent was released to the Hampden district attorney's office almost three years after the DOJ published a stinging review of the narcotics unit.