Marcos Figueroa is a photojournalist at Western Mass News. He focuses on crime, social issues, and Jewish topics, with a particular emphasis on stories related to Massachusetts and Israel. Marcos has been featured in KWTX News 10 and KYOU.
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Marcos Figueroa's coverage is heavily focused on local news, community events, public safety, government initiatives, and education in the United States, particularly Massachusetts and Springfield. He shows a preference for covering evolving stories and government announcements related to government & politics as well as crime.
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By: Olivia Hickey, Ryan Trowbridge, Marcos Figueroa
Voter fraud claims were recently made against Springfield City Councilor Justin Hurst during his campaign for city mayor.
By: Marcos Figueroa, Ryan Trowbridge, Olivia Hickey
The Israel-Hamas ceasefire was extended into a seventh day and more hostages were released.
By: Ryan Trowbridge, Marcos Figueroa, Olivia Hickey
The week-long ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has come to an end. Combat continues with Israeli airstrikes after Hamas allegedly violated the truce first.
By: Glenn Kittle, Jessica Michalski, Marcos Figueroa, Abigail Murillo Villacorta
Emergency crews are responding to the area of Van Horn Park on Monday evening.
By: Abigail Murillo Villacorta, Glenn Kittle, Marcos Figueroa
State leaders are search for new ways to improve living conditions in Springfield and around Western Massachusetts.
By: Glenn Kittle, Abigail Murillo Villacorta, Marcos Figueroa
Two months after a shooting in Holyoke took the life of an infant. City councilors voted on Ezekiel’s Plan on Tuesday evening, an initiative to curb gun violence in the city, named after the shooting’s young victim.
By: Glenn Kittle, Abigail Murillo Villacorta, Marcos Figueroa
City leaders in Chicopee are responding after police found a gun in a juvenile’s home shortly after he was in a fight during dismissal at Chicopee High School where other students allege, he had the gun on him at the time the fight broke out.
By: Marcos Figueroa, Olivia Hickey
Fans watch Patriots battle Steelers Thursday night
By: Olivia Hickey, Marcos Figueroa, Abigail Murillo Villacorta
The U.S. military has grounded an entire fleet of Osprey aircrafts after eight service members were killed in a crash off the coast of Japan just one week ago.
By: Olivia Hickey, Marcos Figueroa, Tyler Beraldi
On Friday, one Franklin County school district dealt with what they said was a contaminated supply of chocolate milk.
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