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President Joe Biden has granted a pardon to all people convicted of simple marijuana possession under federal law, in what amounts to the most extensive White House action taken to date on U.S. drug policy.

It’s projected another severe flu season is around the corner.

If you are looking for a job, the Five College campuses want to hear from you.

An art exhibition was held Thursday night to display the artwork of an Indigenous artist from western Massachusetts.

Increased oil and gas prices are raising concerns for western Massachusetts residents, especially when it comes to affording to heat their homes this fall and winter.

Dozens gathered Thursday night to address health disparities throughout the city of Springfield.

After a tedious all-day meeting that stretched the limits of commissioners’ and staff’s patience, the Gaming Commission failed to find resolution Thursday on any potential timeline for it to roll out legal sports betting.

The Economic Development bill remains in conference committee and lawmakers are staying tight lipped on the status of the bill.

Greater Springfield NAACP President Bishop Talbert Swan is speaking up against an ad directed at black men and which is intended to encourage voting.

The CDC is labeling the Hampshire County COVID-19 community level at "moderate".

With the cold weather on our heels, many people who heat their home with oil are wondering if it's best to lock-in a price or take a risk paying the fluctuating market price.

Along with colleges having concerns about COVID-19, cancer survivors with suppressed immune systems are also worried about the uptick in cases expected this fall and winter.