A health inspector found live cockroaches in a restaurant bathroom during a recent inspection. None were seen at a follow-up visit.

A health department report said this is the second time in a year the restaurant has been cited for using an out-of-date mayo-based sauce.

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Every morning, Julie Parlade, a 34-year-old stylist from Springfield, wakes up and does what most millennials do. She reaches for her phone and checks her apps. Instagram, Gmail, maybe the news. Then ...

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Witnesses said the dispute turned physical when several teens started punching and kicking him, forcing him into the side of a moving train. “My first immediate reaction was to help him because I ...

Smithfield Packaged Meats is closing its Springfield facility, impacting nearly 200 employees, due to changing business ...

About restaurant inspections: This is a snapshot of the inspections conducted by the Lane County Health Department . Twice ...

Six other municipalities, counties, regional planning organizations and groups received money, including the Massachusetts ...

Subway is running a one-day-only promotion for customers who have been assigned a middle seat on flights—perfectly timed to coincide with the end of Southwest Airlines’ open seating policy, which ...

Springfield students will enjoy another snow day Tuesday, Jan. 27. Springfield Public Schools announced classes, both seated and virtual, will not be in session Tuesday due to persisting inclement ...