Red, white and blue filled North Street Friday morning as Pittsfield celebrated its annual Fourth of July Parade.

It will remain mostly clear on Saturday, with daytime highs creeping up, but still comfortable around 80 or slightly above.

Thousands of people of all ages flooded the streets Friday morning to watch Pittsfield’s annual Fourth of July Parade.

Meta will launch a groundbreaking plan that could dramatically reshape how small businesses approach marketing.

On Thursday night at the Adams Town Common, a little over 30 people gathered for the second annual reenactment of Susan B.

The Lenox House Restaurant at the site of what is now Antimony Brewery and Kitchen on the Pittsfield Lenox Road was a family ...

James Taylor and his All-Star Band returned to the Koussevitzky Music Shed Thursday night with a mix of songs about highways, ...

After nearly two decades of serving espresso in the heart of downtown, Dottie’s Coffee Lounge is closing its doors to make ...

More than a week after burying their beloved best friend and family member, the Martells tear up when talking about Benjamin.

A group of Simon’s Rock alumni want to turn the former school’s campus into a multipurpose village that includes housing and ...

Tanglewood’s summer season opens July 5 with 145 events over 11 weeks, including opera, world premieres and performances by ...

In Massachusetts, Senate leaders are exploring legislation that would ban cellphones in public schools. They would not be the ...