Matt Martinez

Deer Tick plays the Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center on Dec. 9. In an interview with The Eagle, the band recalls performing during a Berkshire deluge and reflects on their musical journey.

A Sunday morning crash between a state police cruiser and a pickup truck resulted in minor injuries for the drivers and a three-hour lane closure in the aftermath of the accident.

As long-term solutions take shape, officials say steps are taken every day to assist homeless residents in the city.

The March for Miguel in downtown Pittsfield saw supporters gather to remember Miguel Estrella and call for change in his name on the six-month anniversary of his death.

Officials in Dalton will hold a special town meeting Monday, asking residents to approve spending. The largest allocations, if approved, would advance work inside town hall, with Dalton’s solid waste

Pittsfield’s Fourth of July Parade returned after a two-year hiatus from the COVID-19 pandemic. For those who attended, the parade offered a welcome return to form for Pittsfield, bringing smiling

If you are 50 and older or face significant limits to your immune system, you are eligible to receive a second booster shot of the COVID-19 vaccine.

The recent recall of powder formula products for babies spurred anger, concern, confusion and a frantic search for answers — and replacement supplies — for mothers in Milwaukee who relied on the products.

As winter approaches, learn about programs that can help reduce your energy bills.

A pilot program from Marquette University and Cardinal Stritch University seeks to help women affected by mass incarceration find new ways to express themselves.

The Behavior Clinic, a partnership between Penfield Children’s Center and the Marquette University College of Education, provides in-home psychiatric services to children from birth to 6 years old.

Health advocates in Milwaukee’s Hmong community work to keep residents up to date on all things COVID.