Pittsfield: PHS names class speakers, top 10 students
Pittsfield High School seniors Joshua Tandoh and Eilish Travis will deliver the student addresses at the Class of 2026 graduation on June 14 at Tanglewood, with remarks also planned from
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As Pittsfield school changes near, parents still waiting on bus routes
Human Resource Director Ann Marie Carpenter announced that all Morningside teachers had been placed in new schools; that middle school teachers had been assigned, with most getting their first or
Plastic surgeon in Pittsfield resigned license amid complaints of burns, scarring, state records show
A Pittsfield plastic surgeon was under investigation for four allegations of substandard care before his resignation earlier this year, according to newly released details.
Housatonic Water Works filtration system timeline is delayed again
Although construction of Housatonic Water Works' state-ordered manganese filtration system is ramping up after securing financing, the company is asking the state for another extension, according to its mont...
State denies Housatonic Water Works request for delays
Housatonic Water Works failed to meet a state deadline to install a filtration system after regulators denied the company
North Adams man held without bail after armed standoff involving unregistered firearms
Authorities say Matthew Parker pointed a rifle at a Special Response Team drone and aimed at a police cruiser before being taken into custody.
Pittsfield embraces World Cup spirit at The Common
Lydia Fernandes paints nine-year-old Brooklyn's face at the World Cup watch party in Pittsfield Friday. Parents from around the county brought their children to Mass Youth Soccer’s festival Friday afternoo...
'He followed his dreams': Thom Smith, Berkshire Museum naturalist and Eagle columnist, dies at 85
Thom Smith, a self-taught naturalist who spent his career at the Berkshire Museum, built its beloved basement aquarium and wrote the Eagle
Herbicide treatment of Pittsfield lakes begins next week. Here's what you need to know
Summer’s here, which means lazy days drifting on the lake — and the vengeful return of Eurasian watermilfoil, an invasive plant that spreads aggressively throughout the city’s lakes.
The Berkshires will enjoy a perfect start to the weekend. When will the heat return?
Sunshine and more comfortable daytime highs are in the cards for Saturday but Sunday looks half-baked.
After lengthy debate, Lanesborough voters pass all warrant articles
Voters approved the town’s budget of nearly $13.86 million for fiscal year 2027, representing a 10.28 percent increase over the current fiscal year.
State Rep. John Barrett will be inducted into the Bay State Games Hall of Fame
The state representative and former North Adams mayor will be honored Sunday at Fenway Park.
Eagle Features Editor Jennifer Huberdeau wins national award for arts criticism
Jennifer Huberdeau, features editor for The Berkshire Eagle, has won first place in the Society for Features Journalism’s 2026 Excellence-in-Features competition.
McCann Tech has hired Herberg Principal Michael Taber as assistant principal
Taber has career technical education experience, having worked as an assistant principal at Taconic High School before returning to Herberg Middle School last fall.
North Adams closer to another Veterans Memorial Bridge repair as city approves Mass MoCA easement
The City Council-approved easement clears the way for a $20 million state-funded repair on the structurally deficient Veterans Memorial Bridge, even as North Adams continues planning for its removal.
Nissan alleges Bella Nissan of Pittsfield owes $1.5 million in unpaid loans and other debt
Bella Nissan of Pittsfield, located at 25 West Housatonic St., is named in a June 3 lawsuit by Nissan accusing it of forgoing $1.5 million in loan payments and other costs.
Police respond to 'critical incident' on Houghton Street in North Adams
North Adams Police Department posted on their Facebook account Wednesday night that it was responding to the incident on Houghton Street and to avoid it until further notice so first
Water main break in Great Barrington causes delays
Lengthy delays are expected on State Road after a water main break near the Sunoco gas station.
Two Great Barrington officials placed on paid administrative leave following audit
Assistant Town Manager Chris Rembold and Department of Public Works Superintendent Joseph Aberdale are on paid administrative leave, according to a town official.
'Eyesore' North Adams property sold after years of neighbor complaints
The city expects the East Quincy Street house to be rehabilitated and returned to the tax rolls.
St. Stanislaus Kostka Mission Church wraps up the first phase of a restoration project — at a fraction of...
At 121 years old, the church is showing signs of its age, and a group of dedicated volunteers have been working to restore and preserve it.
Documentary chronicling pianist Emanuel Ax to premiere at Mahaiwe
A new documentary about acclaimed pianist Emanuel Ax will make its co-world premiere at the Mahaiwe on July 19, followed by a talkback with Ax and director Joseph Levy.
'People over profits': Pittsfield rally pushes lawmakers to lower energy bills and rein in utilities
The Pittsfield rally was one of three held Wednesday by Mass Power Forward, as protesters called for lower energy bills, stronger utility oversight and more investment in clean energy.
Hot spell and a risk of severe storms predicted for the Berkshires
Forecasters pinpoint Friday afternoon and evening as the most likely time for thunderstorms to develop, potentially with damaging winds, hail and heavy downpours.