A man pleaded guilty Thursday in Berkshire Superior Court to sex trafficking multiple women and was sentenced to prison.

The city’s allocation of Chapter 70 aid in Gov. Maura Healy’s budget proposal includes a $4,408,402 increase — enough to ...

With the new year, New York City’s mayoral primary campaign has started.

Pittsfield teachers are calling attention to the fact that talks have dragged on for a year without a deal, and that it’s ...

Pecks Road is set to reopen in early March after the long-awaited installation of a new bridge, with paving to follow in the spring.

Several downtown businesses in the arts and culture scene are getting new projects off the ground thanks to a $125,000 grant from MassDevelopment.

Damien J. Lamb has been granted parole after serving 18 years in prison for killing 21-year-old Brandon LaBonte, whose body has never been found.

The Metropolitan Opera's assistant directors balance tradition and innovation to revive productions like "Aida" while shaping the future of American opera.

TG’s Clubhouse, a free art enrichment program founded by Pittsfield natives Talya Taliaferro and Genesis Rivera, empowers children and teens to explore their creativity, build confidence, and develop ...

Students at Egremont Elementary School took a quick jaunt into the brisk outdoors on Thursday morning when a burst pipe led to a fire alarm clearing the building.

Andrew Vidich, who has been studying meditation for five decades, will share the healing powers of meditation on Tuesday, Jan. 28, at the Berkshire Athenaeum.

The Rt. Rev. Douglas J. Fisher, Episcopal bishop of Western Massachusetts, will join the Grace Church congregation for the 10 a.m. service on Sunday, Jan. 26.