Stephanie Barry

Former Monson School Committee member Jeffrey Lord is suing two fellow middle school parents for libel over alleged homophobic remarks on social media.

Suspended Minnechaug High School teacher's aide Jacob Graveline was released on bail after being charged with child porn possession.

Parents of students of South Hadley's PVPA charter school have lodged multiple civil rights and Title IX complaints against the school.

A woman who unleashed bees on sheriff's deputies to protest an eviction has tried to wage a civil disobedience defense.

A former Behavioral Health Network employee filed a lawsuit alleging a hostile work environment and sexual harassment.

The Public Health Institute of Western Massachusetts hosted a webinar on a gun reform bill signed into law last year.

Jose Rivera has been behind bars for seven years awaiting trial on shooting allegation dating back to 2017.

McDonough's final send-off at the Roderick Ireland Courthouse drew hundreds including lawyers, court staff and fellow jurists.

Investigators seized an illegal gun and drugs during a joint investigation.

As the nation prepares to witness Trump’s second inauguration, The Republican spoke with members of both major political parties about this moment in the country’s history.

Police Chief Mark Williams said officers had to breach the window of the parked car.

Hanibal Tayeh, 67, former owner of two Western Massachusetts businesses, dummied up financial forms to secure nearly $10 million in loans.

The parents of Katarina Boskovic are suing Zachary Elfman, the driver of the car, and Elfman's parents for allegedly allowing minors to drink at their home.

A lawsuit filed in Hampden Superior Court said Tami Ingham was a model employee before her employment was interrupted by the diagnosis.

Isaiah Lewis knocked on the door of one officer early Saturday morning, and proceeded toward a second officer's address when he was arrested.

Javon Calderon, 21, had been indicted along with three others for running fentanyl and cocaine between Western Mass. and Bennington, Vermont.

DCAMM administrators virtually hosted the first public meeting on the future courthouse project in Springfield.

Two students have filed lawsuits alleging college officials were too slow to act when the women came forward saying a fellow student sexually assaulted them.

Nicholas Kingsley, 40, was ordered held by a federal judge pending trial on illegal gun possession charges.

Mayor Domenic Sarno said he will offer public comments supporting the new courthouse complex at the riverfront.