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PITTSFIELD — Berkshire Business and Professional Women will honor the women of the Berkshire Vaccine Collaborative at the group’s annual Woman…
PITTSFIELD — Members of Pittsfield’s cultural institutions told city officials that, for the past two years, they have been focused on funneli…
Seventy-four Massachusetts lawmakers signed a letter urging the federal government to defend voting rights. Voting restrictions have been proposed in 47 states, including Massachusetts.
At 1 p.m. Saturday, in Park Square in Pittsfield, members of at least 10 Berkshire County advocacy groups and others will gather in support of the For the People Act, a collection of measures to expand voting access that Senate Republicans blocked from a vote in June by using a filibuster.
State dollars do not fully cover the transportation needs of Berkshire County, observers say. Several lawmakers, though, say they believe federal relief money can help meet infrastructure needs.
PITTSFIELD — After a trying year for early educators, a local child care executive has earned recognition as a “commonwealth heroine.”
PITTSFIELD — A grassroots fight to curb a Pittsfield power plant’s environmental damage just won a new public ally.
Shortly before 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, the Massachusetts House scheduled its long-awaited rules vote to begin at 1 p.m. the next day.
PITTSFIELD — With the air-quality permit for a Merrill Road power plant set to expire in October, several local groups want the plant’s owner …
Whenever Alicia Lopez, a mother of five, took her kids to sports or to church, she and her kids prayed that police would not catch her driving…
