Alicia Barton, CEO of FirstLight Power, talks clean energy and reaching goals (Video)
By Doug Banks on November 28, 2021 Alicia Barton, who took the helm at FirstLight Power in August 2020, discusses… Read more
Plotting the future of the region’s power grid
DRIVE AROUND MASSACHUSETTS and you’d be hard pressed not to see a home with solar panels. Wind turbines are spinning over… Read more
Most EMTs are white. A new program in Hartford aims to attract and train diverse candidates by paying them to learn.
By Jessika Harkay on July 13, 2021 Growing up, Thierry Gation never pictured himself as an EMT because none looked… Read more
Data shows COVID-19 testing down across Massachusetts
By Ryan Trowbridge and Kaylee Pugliese on July 15, 2021 SPRINGFIELD, MA (WGGB/WSHM) -- Western Mass News is looking into… Read more
Mobile vaccination site “Vax Bus” rolls into Worcester Thursday
By Isabel Sami on July 1, 2021 WORCESTER — As the COVID-19 vaccination rate in the city begins to lose momentum, the… Read more
Massachusetts ‘Vax Bus’ mobile COVID-19 vaccine clinic rolls into West Springfield
By Sy Becker on June 29, 2021 WEST SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – The Vax bus is in western Massachusetts vaccinating… Read more
American Medical Response hosts job fair, community open house
By Kayla Burton and Amanda Callahan on June 26, 2021 SPRINGFIELD, MA (WGGB/WSHM) -- What better way to start the… Read more
That giant hole in the ground in downtown San Diego. She’s digging it.
By Jennifer Van Grove on June 18, 2021 There is a hole in the earth the likes of which downtown… Read more
Recording interrogations prevents false confessions and wrongful convictions | Opinion
By Megan J. Davies on June 23, 2021 Confessions are powerful and often critical pieces of evidence that can determine… Read more
Opinion: Make police misconduct public to improve trust
By David A. Moran and Adrian Moore on June 13, 2021 Michigan House Republicans have introduced an $80 million proposal to provide… Read more
The Seaport Cost Billions To Build. What Will It Take To Save It?
By Jesse Remedios on June 16, 2021 When former Boston Mayor Marty Walsh took the stage at a 2017 ribbon-cutting… Read more
Recording interrogations prevents false confessions and wrongful convictions | Opinion
By Megan J. Davies on June 23, 2021 Confessions are powerful and often critical pieces of evidence that can determine… Read more