Police: 2 women charged with beating another woman to the point of unconsciousness in Conway fight
CONWAY, S.C. (WBTW) – Conway police have charged two women with assault and battery by a mob after they say the women beat another to
Man admits to forcing teen to have sex, impregnating her
CROWN POINT — A Merrillville man could face up to 35 years in prison after pleading guilty Tuesday to forcing a teenage female relative to
Third stimulus check update: President Biden touts $1,400 payments while fight over unemployment insurance delays passage
President Joe Biden highlighted his $1.9 trillion coronavirus stimulus bill’s $1,400 payments at a White House meeting Friday, while senators worked into Saturday to pass
COVID relief bill: Senate works through night on path to passing $1.9 trillion aid measure
The Senate worked through the night and past sunrise Saturday on Democrats’ showpiece $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill after a deal between leaders and moderate
Massachusetts gets federal approval to expand Pandemic EBT benefits to certain children under age 6
Massachusetts received federal approval to provide Pandemic-EBT benefits to households with children under age 6 receiving food assistance, expanding benefits to an estimated 96,000 children
Sports betting bills pile up on Beacon Hill: What would legalization look like in Massachusetts?
Roughly a dozen sports betting proposals have been filed by Massachusetts lawmakers since the new legislative session started in January. At least three Western Massachusetts
Biden should be held to same high expectations of previous administration (Letters)
I read with interest the Feb. 25 Letter to the Editor entitled “America’s world standing critical” written by a prolific Trump basher. He mentions what
State Rep. Carlos Gonzalez, volunteers help underserved in Springfield neighborhoods with COVID vaccine
SPRINGFIELD — State Rep. Carlos Gonzalez, D-Springfield, helped shepherd 20 people into Caring Health Center in the South End Thursday afternoon for COVID-19 vaccines. He
Chicopee City Council members voting ‘no’ on pay raises morally correct (Letters)
Facebook Share Twitter Share It was nice to see two Chicopee City Council members voting against the pay raise for city officials. Those votes were
Biden’s back to school message correct move for teachers, students, parents (Editorial)
When today’s teachers stage a virtual union meeting, do they sometimes wrap up the proceedings by playing the 1972 Alice Cooper hit song “School’s Out”?