SPRINGFIELD – A long-awaited tax abatement program that will give senior citizens a chance to work for 67 hours in exchange for a $1,000 rebate on their taxes is beginning this year.

After abatement and selective demolition, the project has surpassed its original $16.5 million budget. The project needs an additional $6.7 million to close the funding gap.

There was a heavy police presence Saturday night on at Springfield Plaza on Liberty Street, right in front of Fun City Adventure Park.

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Within days of Trump’s inauguration, the Justice Department’s new chief of staff, Chad Mizelle, sent a pair of memos ordering ...

A 9-year funding freeze led to Springfield's backlog of road paving. Now the city fights rising costs, and seeks state and federal grants to catch up.

Certain quarters minted in 1976 — the year of the bicentennial — are particularly sought by collectors. Here's how to tell if ...

February is heart health month, a way to share how nutrition can help lead to a healthy lifestyle. Heart disease is the ...

Acclaimed California rock band Dawes have followed last night’s surprise appearance at the 67th Annual GRAMMY® Awards with ...

When asked about his boxing career, Austin Gibson says he is simply an ordinary 26-year-old guy, who has a 9-to-5 job and ...

In honor of hate-watching Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs, who else can the city of Boston not stand to watch ...

With a vast collection of retro games, films and records alongside a classic arcade, Game Cycle in Springfield is one ... to everyone aside from my inner child. After having my own personal ...