It was standing room only at the UMass Henry M. Thomas Center at Tower Square in Springfield as city residents, those from ...

Eversource will present and take questions on its proposed pipeline extension project at a meeting from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday ...

SPRINGFIELD — People questioned the need, safety, environmental price and cost of installing a redundant natural gas line in ...

In the center of Stearns Square on Thursday afternoon, “Mr. Eversource” gleefully clutches a long tube prop posing as ...

Eversource has proposed a pipeline extension to improve natural gas reliability in Springfield and Longmeadow, but the plan ...

Gov. Kelly Ayotte said Monday she wants to bring back a much-debated natural gas pipeline project to increase supplies to New ...

You might want to turn down your air conditioner now that electrical rates are — like our summer temperatures — on the rise.

“Even Eversource admits that this pipeline is redundant,” said Longmeadow resident Deborah Sirulnik. “Proposing a backup pipeline at this time is nothing short of unconscionable.” ...

According to Eversource, a new pipeline is needed in order to provide what they’re calling a “necessary reliability” to the approximately 58,000 customers in the Greater Springfield Area.

Among the approximately 100 people attending an site review session for an Eversource pipeline project, there was a strong desire to get answers to questions, according to Michele Marantz, leader ...

“We need to start doing things to reach that goal and not putting in new pipelines,” Govan said. Eversource has said the new pipeline is needed as a backup for infrastructure that is 70-years-old.

Nearly 200 people from nearly 60 different organizations gathered in front of the federal courthouse on State Street Saturday to protest a proposed natural gas pipeline from Longmeadow to Springfield.