Massachusetts employers added a modest 6,300 jobs in December as the statewide unemployment rate ticked downward once again, remaining below the national level, labor officials announced Friday.

With February marking the observance of Black History Month, a critical moment in black history has taken center stage in Holyoke.

The Willie Ross School for Deaf started their American Sign Language classes Tuesday night.

Recent energy bills this winter have some local residents close to reaching their breaking points.

The Super Bowl is only five days away and people are already prepping for their parties Sunday evening.

Thousands are dead following a powerful earthquake in Turkey and Syria and survivors are in desperate need of help as they work to rebuild in the aftermath.

Agawam Junior High School will be closed Wednesday due to an alleged threat written in a bathroom.

Knowing that those experiencing homelessness value warm socks above all other donated clothing, the Longmeadow’s St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church last year applied for a gift from the Bombas Clothing company.

Northeast Health Group has confirmed that four Hampden County nursing homes will be closing, however, they were unable to say when this will take place.

According to the U.S Census Bureau, nearly a quarter of the people who live in Massachusetts speak another language other than English at home.

Activists rallied on the State House Tuesday but these activists took the day off of school to do so.

As many as 30 court interpreters are not working this week, saying they haven't received a raise in 17 years and the state needs to pay them more.

The hard to watch video footage shows a group of teens hitting and kicking another boy as he’s curled up on the ground, and now the victim's parents, along with some others, are calling for action. Shelby Nelson reports for KTLA 5 News at 5, Feb. 6, 2023.