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More than new 900 COVID-19 cases were logged in the past week among public school students and staff, according to new data.

A weekly COVID-19 report by state health officials shows more than 30 western Massachusetts communities at high-risk for spreading the virus as of Thursday.

Governor Charlie Baker made a stop in western Mass. Tuesday to discuss efforts to stop the spread of the coronavirus.

The new more contagious strain of coronavirus that originated in the United Kingdom may already be in Massachusetts.

A total of 286 new COVID-19 cases were reported in Massachusetts schools this week, the highest number in the five weeks the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education has been publishing data provided to it by local officials. From a story reported on by WWLP/22 News, the number of 286 includes 201 cases among students participating in hybrid or fully in-person education, and 85 cases among

Baker urged people to stop holding indoor parties and reminded people that outdoor trick-or-treating on Halloween is safer.

National Alliance on Mental Illness of Berkshire County announces Wes Buckley as their new Program Director

Two brothers have brought their flair for Mexican and American food to Great Barrington to open Rio Cafe at 401 Stockbridge Road.