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Search ArticlesRavens cornerback explains why he couldn’t turn down Trump’s invitation
Baltimore Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey is making headlines after sharing details about an unexpected experience with President Donald Trump during the president’s recent trip to Maryland. Humphrey was among several Ravens representatives who attended an event tied to a major redevelopment project at Sparrows Point, where Trump highlighted plans for a new submarine shipyard expected to bring thousands of jobs to the Baltimore area.
Mass. gets a cool, sunny break before rain returns. Here’s when
A few scattered showers are likely to move through Massachusetts on Thursday before high pressure clears the skies and ushers in a stretch of cool, mostly dry weather lasting through the weekend. But more rain is on the horizon, with a fast-moving storm system expected to arrive Sunday night. Thursday will be the unsettled day of the week, though widespread rain is not expected.
Photos: Southwick, Westfield Tech battle under the lights
The Westfield News Photos: Southwick, Westfield Tech battle under the lights Published: Oct. 08, 2026, 6:37 a.m. The Southwick and Westfield Technical Academy boys soccer teams put on a show under the lights at Whalley Park on Wednesday. SOUTHWICK - The Southwick and Westfield Technical Academy boys soccer teams put on a show under the lights at Whalley Park on Wednesday. Halftime included a showcase of Southwick youth soccer.
Walmart recalls: Check your kitchens, closets and basements for these 5 products
Whether you are on the go or staying at home, there will always come a time where you need to shop for essential products. No matter what you’re shopping for, you might encounter a recalled product that can put your life or your family’s life at risk — which is why staying informed matters. Walmart has a list of recalled products sold at its stores and online, with categories for food, general products and prescription medications. Here are some of the latest Walmart recalls you need to know.
Dear Doctor: Why older adults are at higher risk for dangerous low sodium levels
Dear Doctor Roach: I’m a 79-year-old woman who’s trying her best to stay strong physically with daily exercise, eating right, and successfully living independently after the death of my husband. Other than taking one 20-mg benazepril tablet daily for high blood pressure, I’m in pretty good health. Recently, several friends who are close to my age have been diagnosed with low blood sodium levels.
When does ‘Ghosts’ season 6 come out?
“Ghosts” was the most-watched comedy of the 2025-2026 television season, but its loyal fanbase has a while to wait for new episodes. CBS has pushed “Ghosts” to midseason, meaning season 6 won’t air until 2027. However, two holiday episodes will debut this fall. A two-episode Halloween special is set to air Oct. 29 and a “Die Hard”-themed Christmas episode will air Dec. 10. The rest of “Ghosts” season 6 will air early next year. An exact premiere date has not been announced.
MassDOT reaches Pittsfield railroad agreement with CSX, while Amtrak’s $2B award set to bolster Berkshire Flyer
PITTSFIELD — MassDOT now has an agreement with freight railroad company CSX allowing for rail improvements in Pittsfield. The track work will cut conflicts between passenger and freight trains, and support the seasonal Berkshire Flyer train from New York City as well as the west-east passenger rail.
Milton field hockey goalie Caera Hart steadies the Wildcats’ unbeaten start
Milton relied from a goal down to secure an historic win over Walpole on Wednesday, October 7, 2026. Here are our best photos. MILTON - Caera Hart calmly kicked away the penalty stroke. The junior Milton field hockey goalie stood still as her teammates screamed and converged around her. Her save preserved a 2-1 win over Walpole on Wednesday, clinching a milestone victory over one of the state’s best programs. Milton practices penalty strokes, but real game pressure can’t be replicated.
In Amherst, students are reaping the benefits of their harvest
AMHERST - As farmers finish harvesting their crops across the Pioneer Valley, so are students in grades K-6 in the Amherst-Pelham Regional School District. Students are learning about the lifecycle of plants — everything from sowing and watering seeds to offering nutrition to the soil and respecting worms. Each of the four schools in the district has a garden that serves as a classroom where children dig into the dirt, raise and harvest crops and study plant parts.
Breaking down the Week 5 Catholic Conference football matchups
League play has arrived in the Catholic Conference. Some of the state’s best teams will battle week after week for the league title and positioning in the power rankings. We’re breaking down the first week of matchups in Week 5: BC High (0-4) at St. John’s Prep (4-0), 6 p.m. Friday St. John’s Prep coach Brian St. Pierre knows none of these games are played on paper and isn’t looking past BC High despite the program’s challenging start.