(Mass Appeal) - Brides, grooms this is for you. Now that we've entered a new year, it may officially be the year you tie the knot, an exciting occasion that brings a lot of stress in planning. There is no need to stress because Christina Lovelace, owner of Lovelace Designs, is sharing what's trending this year for the big day.

This summer's beautiful home gardens are in the planning stage right now and soon it will be time to visit your favorite garden supply shop.

Students of the Paulo Freire Social Justice Charter School left their classrooms to stage a protest Friday morning.

March is colorectal cancer awareness month and the rate of colorectal cancer has been rising steadily in people under the age of 50 since the 1990s.

The latest unemployment numbers for February were released.

Following a baby abandoned in Springfield, the incident has brought new attention to a 2004 state law, the Baby Safe Haven law.

Still no bail for three suspects charged in connection with a stabbing and police chase on Monday.

Colleagues and family members of Officer Mark Wilkes, the Chicopee police officer who suffered a massive heart attack after a charity hockey game on March 13th, gathered Friday outside Baystate Medical Center where he is recuperating.

The northern lights over Brant Lake, shot by area resident Carl Heilman II.

Crews are working to put out a fire on Canal Street in South Hadley Friday afternoon.

The latest COVID-19 data released Thursday according to the CDC, all counties in Massachusetts and Connecticut are at low risk of community spread.

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has released its preliminary report of the incident where a woman died after a business jet experienced an issue causing the plane to pitch up and down abruptly.

Several lawmakers are calling on FirstLight Power to do a full review of their facility following oil leaks over the last three winters.