A “flash” news item broadcast by National Public Radio on June 30 reported that U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito would retire from the bench. NPR retracted the story five minutes after it aired ...

During the excitement surrounding last month’s World Cup games, I rummaged through my soccer newspaper clippings from 1974 and 1975, when I served as sports information director at Berkshire Community ...

To the editor: Despite the threat of rain, the Great Barrington Fire department put on a successful car show Thursday night. As usual, The Eagle did not cover it. It is too bad it did not have a ...

PITTSFIELD — Despite changes in the federal childhood vaccination recommendations, providers in Berkshire County are staying the course. President Donald Trump signed an executive order Monday ...

To the editor: Jeff Robbins is a good writer, but whenever I read his column, I'm waiting for him to veer off into his usual pro-Israel, anti-Arab zealotry. I usually don't have to wait long. His ...

The developers of the proposed 75-room, four-story Marriott Fairfield hotel on the site of The Pilgrim Inn held a balloon ...

Tanglewood Learning Institute announces its biggest season yet, with more than 50 events spanning classical music, jazz, ...

The potential developer of the Berkshire Mall site provided a first glimpse of what may be in store for one of the county’s most prominent eyesores — and it involves ...

Tarah Warner, owner of Truffles by Tarah, is opening a permanent storefront at 123 North St. to sell truffles, chocolate bars and other confections after nearly four years of running ...

The Red Flower Campaign in support of Boston Symphony Orchestra music director Andris Nelsons has moved its Berkshire headquarters to Sabino Fine Art Gallery at 6 Elm St.

Steepletop, the former home of poet Edna St. Vincent Millay at 440 East Hill Road, will be open to visitors from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Aug.

This is a community that understands the importance of growth, but also wants to retain its character,” Doug Newton said. “And I also want it to retain its character. I ...