Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 5th of September.
Good morning, Springfield.
Freedom Credit Union will host four free shred days for secure document disposal amid identity theft risks.
Events run from 9 to 11 a.m. on Sept. 12 in Northampton, Sept. 19 in Greenfield, Sept. 26 in Chicopee and Oct. 17 in Ludlow (free to all).
MGM Resorts said its halted sale of MGM Springfield to a Canadian firm cost it $500M as city lawyers argued in Hampden Superior Court that the casino must meet its host-community agreement—including renovating 101 State St.—before any transfer, with a hearing expected within 30 days.
Springfield Regional Chamber is accepting nominations through Sept.
11 (37th annual Super 60 Awards) to honor local businesses and nonprofits. Winners will be recognized at the event on Friday, Nov. 6 at the MassMutual Center in Springfield.
A new 'Forever in our Hearts' exhibit opened Friday at the Lobby Gallery (One Financial Plaza) to honor 9/11 with photos from late Private Dennis Leger and Chris Marion; it runs through Sept.
21 and Springfield's Remembrance Ceremony is set for next Friday at 5 p.m. in Riverfront Park.
The Holyoke Board of Health warned residents to take precautions after 18 mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile virus were trapped in nearby communities (including West Springfield).
Officials urged using repellent and removing standing water as mosquito activity increases toward fall.
Red Sox catcher Adley Rutschman returned on Sept.
3 and hit two home runs against the Orioles, earning a standing ovation and helping the Sox win 6-5 at Camden Yards. He said the welcome from fans felt emotional and he quickly refocused on the game.
UMass football ended a 677-day win drought on Thursday, Sept.
3 at SHI Stadium when Springfield’s own quarterback Pop Watson led a dominant win against Rutgers — fans now hope the team will build on this milestone as they aim for bowl eligibility.
Seven offensive high school football stars in Western Mass are set to shine in the 2026 season.
Springfield Central’s GaVin English, Isaiah Rogers, Jareth Staine and Kodi Massey lead local talent, joined by top prospects from East Longmeadow, Westfield and West Springfield.
WMass boys soccer preview shows a season of rebuilding and new leadership.
West Side faces challenges after losing 14 seniors, while Northampton and Longmeadow name new head coaches and set new plans; Turners Falls will compete at the JV level as Mohawk Trail returns to varsity play.
The Patriots traded Kayshon Boutte to the Texans, boosting second-year receiver Kyle Williams’ role on offense plus special teams.
Williams, who has been improving his route-running and return skills, will have more chances in Week 1 in Seattle if injuries open opportunities.
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