Amanda Burke is a Staff Reporter at The Berkshire Eagle. She covers a range of topics including crime, white collar crime, and legal affairs, with a particular focus on the judicial system and issues surrounding health and wellness. Amanda's work has been featured in The Berkshire Eagle, Bennington Banner, and MassLive.com.
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By: Amanda Burke
An Egremont man who served on the town fire department is facing seven felony counts including indecent assault and battery on a child under 14.
By: Amanda Burke
Big Lots, the national discount retailer that declared bankruptcy in September, has announced that it plans to close all of its locations amid difficult financial circumstances.
By: Amanda Burke, Berkshire Eagle
Santa Claus hands a candy cane to 2-year-old Colin Vrabel, who stopped by the Pittsfield post office with his mother Saturday morning.
By: Amanda Burke
Three gunshots were fired on West Housatonic Street Sunday night, police said.
By: Amanda Burke
A Pittsfield man was charged after allegedly stabbing his father. The son said his father came at him with a stick with nails during an argument at their home.
By: Amanda Burke
A man has been charged with assault after a woman accused him of threatening her with a tire iron at the North Street Mobile gas pumps.
By: Amanda Burke
Berkshire County blinked awake on New Year's Day to gray skies and precipitation, as rain ushered in the first hours of 2025. But the unseasonably warm weather of late isn't
By: Amanda Burke, Berkshire Eagle
PITTSFIELD — In the about 150-year history of Berkshire Superior Court, just 10 people have held the role of clerk of courts, according to an associate justice.
By: Amanda Burke, Berkshire Eagle
Lisa Denault-Viale is sworn in as the new clerk of courts for Berkshire County at Berkshire Superior Court by Judge John Agostini.
By: Amanda Burke
The first trial of the new year is set for Monday when prosecutors will set out to prove allegations that Laquan Johnson fatally shot Stephan Curley in Pittsfield.
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