Good morning, Springfield.

A Pennsylvania man and his daughter are walking across Massachusetts — a 157-mile route from Wilbraham to Boston Harbor — to raise money for Erie Homes for Children and Adults, hoping to finish their journey by the end of this coming weekend after raising up to $75,000 in past years.

Starting late summer, Eversource will switch from monthly readings to smart meters that track energy use continuously—helping customers monitor their bills and detect outages faster.

Customers will receive a 90-day notice before installation and may opt out for an extra fee.

A lucky player at MGM Springfield won a jackpot of $12,539.38 on Sunday night after placing a $1 bet on the Coin Trio slot machine — one of over 1,500 in the casino — and the win comes as part of a busy period of jackpot payouts.

A Longmeadow teen charged in a fatal crash will begin trial soon — local officials say the court will review the evidence carefully.

Hampden County Sheriff Nick Cocchi, who was arrested for drunk driving at MGM Springfield months ago, visited John J.

Duggan Academy yesterday to warn students about the dangers of drunk driving—he stressed that no one is above the law.

Governor Maura Healey announced her administration will close all 32 emergency hotel shelters this summer—six months ahead of schedule—after reforms reduced the number of families staying there to fewer than 5,000.

Former President Biden was diagnosed with aggressive prostate cancer that spread to his bones, which raised questions about why his physical did not detect the disease earlier.

Dr. Philip Glynn from Trinity Health of New England said the PSA test can sometimes miss signs of advanced cancer—making early screening essential for most men.

Comedy Night with Nicky Smigs

8-11 p.m. — MGM Springfield — Ticket prices vary — Experience laughs with a talented comedian who started at Second City Chicago.

30th Anniversary Self Advocacy Conference

9 AM – 4 PM — Sheraton Springfield Monarch Place Hotel — Registration required — Celebrate three decades of self advocacy and connect with like-minded individuals.

Open Home Tour

11 a.m. - 3 p.m. — 47 Garfield St, Springfield, MA — Free entry — Explore a charming property listed by J Barrett & Company.

On-Site Tour of Best Senior Living Amenities

9 a.m. - 7 p.m. — 370 Pine St, Springfield — Free entry — Explore exceptional senior living dining and activities at this informative tour.

IRONMAN 70.3 Western Massachusetts

8 AM — Downtown Springfield, MA — Various costs for bike rentals — Compete in a scenic triathlon with a swim in the Connecticut River and bike through charming New England landscapes.

Walking Tour: Springfield’s Lost Riverfront

10:30 a.m. — Riverfront Park — Free entry — Explore the historical significance of Springfield’s Lost Riverfront with local historians and experts.