Kristina D'Amours

Universities across Massachusetts are experiencing a decline in new international student enrollment this fall.

Individuals dedicated to volunteering and public service in Springfield were honored this evening for their commitment to the city.

Travelers experienced smooth journeys home as the Columbus Day holiday weekend concluded, despite inclement weather across the region.

22News reporter Kayleigh Thomas returned to her alma mater, Western New England University, to speak with aspiring journalists about her journey to becoming a television reporter.

A group of Palmer residents has filed a lawsuit against MassDOT, alleging a lack of transparency in the design process of the Palmer train station.

Flights at Bradley International Airport continue to operate despite the ongoing government shutdown, which is affecting air traffic controllers and FAA employees.

Italian Heritage Month was kicked off in Springfield with a flag-raising ceremony at City Hall, celebrating the contributions of Italian-Americans to the community.

State officials have released the latest MCAS test results, revealing that schools in Massachusetts continue to face learning challenges in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Springfield city leaders are advocating for a new courthouse to be built downtown at the intersection of Lyman and Chestnut Streets, as the deadline for proposals approaches on October 16.

Holyoke has launched a Puerto Rican Cultural District to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month.