One day over 30 years ago, President Theodore Roosevelt strode into a Fifth Avenue (N.Y.) tailor shop to compliment a young coatmaker, now a Pittsfield ...

There's one regular-season game left for coach Bill Kangas and the Williams men's hockey team. Their job, tough as it may be, ...

On Championship Saturday, the Pittsfield and Lenox girls face same the opponents they lost to last season, while Hoosac ...

The Eagle breaks down what should be another epic night at the Boys and Girls Club, and whether the Blue Devils can reassert ...

Four Berkshire County wrestlers survived Friday afternoon's first two rounds out in Foxborough. They'll return Saturday ...

Barrington Stage Company’s 10x10 New Play Festival delivers a captivating mix of smart rom-coms, heartfelt dramas, and ...

Winter Festival at Clapp Park featured a day of winter activities, including a build-your-own cardboard sled contest, a ...

The Berkshires has been the scene of many brutal murders of women and children at the hands of adult males for centuries, ...

Temperatures will swing to above average starting Monday and through the week, with no plowable snow in sight.

Ducharme, who transferred to Siena from Xavier of the Big East, is the youngest child of a pair of former Williams College ...

Harrigan of Dalton was a man of many talents. He was a carpenter, a police officer, a game warden, a Weston’s Beach ...

The possibility of a wider future war in Europe with nuclear implications, absent any U.S. influence, has markets on edge.