Some emergency responders took part in a training exercise, which simulated a disaster at a Pittsfield middle school. Our Ryan Burgess caught up with local police, firefighters and EMTs to find out more.

Deciding whether to visit a museum or go for a hike through the mountains may be a decision you and your family have thought about this summer. But as Ryan Burgess tells us, there's one cultural hotspot in the Berkshires where combing art and the outdoors is just the nature of their business.

Playing a game of croquet can be a great way to spend an afternoon in the summer. But how about playing for 24 consecutive hours? Our Ryan Burgess caught up with five people trying to play their way right into the record books.

An Adams man found guilty of drugs charges was sentenced in Berkshire Superior Court on Monday.

Seventy-five years ago, a dancer named Ted Shawn brought a group of young male dancers to his retreat in Berkshire County. Intent on challenging the "sissy" image of men in dance, Shawn laid the ground work for what has become the oldest dance festival in the country. Ryan Peterson takes us behind the scenes of the world renowned Jacob's Pillow.

Dozens of bikers gassed up their hogs and anted up this weekend, all in an effort to raise money to fight domestic violence. Our Curtis Schick has more on this poker game on wheels.

A Pittsfield firefighter is recovering from a back injury after falling down a flight of stairs during a house fire. Fire officials said the fire was sparked by a lightning strike during Friday's storm.

Leaders in Massachusetts are pushing for a statewide sales tax holiday for a fifth straight year.

Police officers are looking for three teenagers who broke into a home on Clarendon Drive in Pittsfield. Police say it happened around 6 p.m. Thursday.