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First major storm of winter brings rain to Boston, snow west of Worcester
While the snow won't be the story in southern New England, the heavy rain and wind will make this a very impactful storm for the entire region.
Highway sign falls onto I-93 in Somerville, hits driver
The driver from Quincy was not hurt.
Volunteers brave snowstorm to lay wreaths on veterans' graves
The bad weather didn't stop Wreaths Across America volunteers from honoring veterans.
Tea being collected for 250th anniversary reenactment of Boston Tea Party
The Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum is collecting dried loose tea for next year's reenactment.
Upton Christmas display is filled with homemade, iconic movie characters
The Correia family's eye-catching display on a busy road is filled with homemade, iconic Christmas characters.
Marshfield murder suspect Christopher Keeley held without bail
He's accused of murdering a couple in their 70s.
Construction to begin on controversial East Boston power substation
There is a surge of construction coming to one Boston neighborhood and it has been getting pushback for years.
Tracking New England's first major storm of the winter
A multi-faceted, long-duration, coastal storm will wrap up New England through early Saturday.
"Survivor" winner Mike Gabler will donate $1 million prize to veterans in need
"There are people who need the money more," Gabler said.
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Hurley's NFL Picks: Christmas week schedule made by the Grinch
Looking ahead to Christmas week, the football looks rough.
"Voice of the MBTA" to be phased out for automated system
The MBTA said it has started phasing out Frank Oglesby's voice as it transitions to an automated system.
Filene's Basement to Friendly's: Why are we obsessed with the past?
We love talking about where we used to eat or shop, so why do these memories mean so much?
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WBZ Evening News Update For December 16, 2022
Judge revokes bail of man accused of stabbing a woman in Roxbury; Reports: Pres. Biden plans to name Joe Kennedy as Special Envoy to North Ireland; Fall River man buys six winning Lucky For Life lottery tickets; Latest forecast.
Man who jumped from Boston high-rise charged with murder
The man who allegedly jumped out of a Roxbury apartment building as police arrived is now charged with murder.
Upton family's Christmas display is filled with homemade, iconic movie characters
Whether it's Frosty the Snowman to Home Alone to Die Hard, Louis Correia of Upton has it all when it comes to holiday movies. WBZ-TV's Paula Ebben reports.
Next Weather evening forecast for December 16, 2022
Eric Fisher has an updated weather forecast.
Construction to begin on controversial East Boston power substation
There is a surge of construction coming to one Boston neighborhood and it has been getting pushback for years. WBZ-TV's Brandon Truitt reports.
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Next Weather evening forecast for December 16, 2022
Eric Fisher has an updated weather forecast.
First major storm of winter will bring rain to Boston, snow west of Worcester
While the snow won't be the story in southern New England, the heavy rain and wind will make this a very impactful storm for the entire region.
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I-Team: Seniors protest MBTA plan to eliminate bus route in Revere
In the cold, seniors with walkers and canes, alongside residents in Revere, protested the MBTA's plans to eliminate the 411 bus route.
Attorney General sues MV Realty company after I-Team investigation
The Attorney General is suing MV Realty after WBZ-TV's I-Team uncovered an alleged scheme in which deceived homeowners entered "abusive contracts."
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"Tridemic" overwhelming frontline health care workers in Boston
A virus trifecta is taking a toll on nurses at local hospitals and the patients who need their care.
Study: Treating yourself this holiday season can help reduce stress
A new study suggests treating yourself could help reduce holiday stress.
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Meyers, Stevenson questionable for Week 15
Offensive reinforcements were on the field for the Patriots in Arizona on Friday, as the team practiced for the final time ahead of Sunday's matchup against the Raiders in Las Vegas.
Deion Branch ready for unique experience in Wasabi Bowl
Deion Branch is back in New England for some football. But the two-time Super Bowl champ with the Patriots will not be taking in a Pats game at Gillette Stadium this weekend.
Marcus Smart questionable Friday night with an illness
The Celtics are getting Robert Williams and Al Horford back for Friday night's game against the Orlando Magic. But Boston may not be whole just yet.
Patriots-Raiders Week 15 predictions
The Patriots have spent the week out west, gearing up for Sunday's matchup against Josh McDaniels and his Las Vegas Raiders.
Boras explains why Red Sox lost out on Bogaerts
After Boston was done introducing its prized free-agent signing on Thursday, the attention turned to the team's biggest whiff of the winter: Xander Bogaerts.
Kings beat Bruins 3-2 in shootout
It was just the second loss at home for the Bruins all season.
Robert Williams making season debut Friday vs. Magic
The time for Time Lord has arrived.
Red Sox "seriously considering" Dansby Swanson, per report
The Red Sox' plan right now at shortstop is ... not entirely clear.
Red Sox introduce new outfielder Masataka Yoshida
Masataka Yoshida is officially a member of the Boston Red Sox.
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Filene's Basement to Friendly's: Why are we obsessed with the past?
We love talking about where we used to eat or shop, so why do these memories mean so much?
Why does Massachusetts struggle with affordable housing?
Boston's prosperity and affluence can work against renters.
Why are there so many wild turkeys in Massachusetts?
This is the result of a wildly successful conservation effort by Massachusetts to reintroduce the native bird.
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Everything' is made from honey at Ivyees in Braintree
Ivyees in the South Shore Plaza in Braintree is the mother of all honey stores. Everything there is made from honey.
Wellesley's Festival of Trees brings holiday 'wow factor'
About 70 trees decorated with a variety of items are raffled off each year in Wellesley.
Raynham's Buddhist meditation center a remarkable sight open to all
It's not something you think you would see in the middle of Raynham, but there's a Buddhist meditation center here.
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"Tridemic" overwhelming frontline health care workers in Boston
A virus trifecta is taking a toll on nurses at local hospitals and the patients who need their care.
Study: Treating yourself this holiday season can help reduce stress
A new study suggests treating yourself could help reduce holiday stress.
Spending more time outdoors could improve sleep
A new study found spending less time outdoors could impair sleep.
Don't vape to quit smoking, it won't help, researchers say
There is bad news if you're vaping to try to stop smoking. A new study finds it may not help.
Heavy metals found in dark chocolate like Hershey's, Trader Joe's
Consumer Reports says potentially harmful levels of cadmium and lead were detected in some chocolate brands.
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I-Team: Seniors protest MBTA plan to eliminate bus route in Revere
In the cold, seniors with walkers and canes, alongside residents in Revere, protested the MBTA's plans to eliminate the 411 bus route.
Attorney General sues MV Realty company after I-Team investigation
The Attorney General is suing MV Realty after WBZ-TV's I-Team uncovered an alleged scheme in which deceived homeowners entered "abusive contracts."
I-Team: Woman receives handicap placard from RMV for someone who died 15 years ago
One woman recently told the WBZ I-Team that the agency is opening the door for people to abuse handicap parking accommodations.
I-Team: RMV won't reinstate man's driver's license nearly 10 years after seizure
Marc Warrington says trying to get his license back from the Registry of Motor Vehicles has been harder than recovering from a broken neck.
I-Team: First lawsuit to be filed in deadly Hingham Apple store crash
Lawyers representing injured victims say protective barriers should have been in front of the Apple store all along.
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Keller: Charlie Baker will need plenty of help as new NCAA president
Jon Keller says if Charlie Baker succeeds in his new role as NCAA president it could eventually lead to higher political office.
Keller @ Large: Where have all the workers in Massachusetts gone?
Staff shortages aren't because people don't want to work anymore as much as they just don't live here anymore.
Keller: Experts say Biden's economic plan isn't really solving inflation
President Biden said, "What is clear is that my economic plan is working" but is that true?
Keller @ Large: Addressing "NIMBY" concerns with energy development
"We've got to address climate change together," said David Cash, regional administrator for the federal Environmental Protection Agency in New England.
Keller @ Large: With the public tired of COVID, politicians are easing restrictions
The tide is turning against COVID-19 restrictions.
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Starbucks union starts 3-day strike at 100 stores
Workers at a Newton Starbucks are among those striking.
Build-A-Bear says sales are up thanks to teen, adult shoppers
The stuffed animal seller says 40% of their shoppers now are teenagers and adults.
Bertucci's closes multiple Mass, NH restaurants
Bertucci's has closed several restaurants after filing for bankruptcy again.
Family Dollar hopes to win back customers by lowering prices
The company hopes lower prices, new store designs and better merchandise will reverse Family Dollar's decline.
Congress skeptical that mega grocery merger will mean lower prices
The CEOs of Kroger and Albertsons insisted there will still be competition.
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Maine teenager riding unicycle 2,500 miles down to Florida
A teenager from Maine is making progress on an incredible and unusual journey.
PHOTO: "Blue skies and rime ice" atop Mount Washington
The Mount Washington Observatory captured a chilly but spectacular view atop New England's highest peak.
Icicle growing begins at New Hampshire's Ice Castles
Tickets go on sale Monday for the popular Ice Castles attraction in New Hampshire.
"$10,000 on the line," Roche Bros. worker heading to Best Bagger Championship
Ernesto Daveiga will be judged on technique, weight distribution, and speed at the national championship in Las Vegas.
Two Canada geese hold up Route 128 traffic during morning commute
It took a Massachusetts State Police officer about 20 minutes to clear the geese from the road.
New England Living
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Health food for pets at Loyal Biscuit of Maine
Loyal Biscuit is known throughout Maine as the go-to health food store for pets.
Visiting the Owls Head Transportation Museum
Owls Head Transportation Museum is one of Midcoast Maine's top tourist spots.
Sailing the coast with Maine Windjammer
Cruising on this fleet of sailboats promises spectacular scenery, great food, and pure adventure.
Luxury boutique hotels in Midcoast Maine
The Bay View Collection offers a fully integrated Midcoast Maine vacation.
Custom knives crafted in Cambridge
MKS custom knives are used by professional chefs and cooking enthusiasts all over the world.
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Tea being collected for 250th anniversary reenactment of Boston Tea Party
The Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum is collecting dried loose tea for next year's reenactment.
Upton Christmas display is filled with homemade, iconic movie characters
The Correia family's eye-catching display on a busy road is filled with homemade, iconic Christmas characters.
Construction to begin on controversial East Boston power substation
There is a surge of construction coming to one Boston neighborhood and it has been getting pushback for years.
Gardner superintendent apologizes for calling snow day minutes before start of school
The Superintendent of Schools in Gardner is apologizing to parents after calling a snow day just minutes before the start of school.
Volunteers brave snowstorm to lay wreaths on veterans' graves
The bad weather didn't stop Wreaths Across America volunteers from honoring veterans.
Sports
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Meyers, Stevenson questionable for Week 15
Offensive reinforcements were on the field for the Patriots in Arizona on Friday, as the team practiced for the final time ahead of Sunday's matchup against the Raiders in Las Vegas.
Deion Branch ready for unique experience in Wasabi Bowl
Deion Branch is back in New England for some football. But the two-time Super Bowl champ with the Patriots will not be taking in a Pats game at Gillette Stadium this weekend.
Marcus Smart questionable Friday night with an illness
The Celtics are getting Robert Williams and Al Horford back for Friday night's game against the Orlando Magic. But Boston may not be whole just yet.
Patriots-Raiders Week 15 predictions
The Patriots have spent the week out west, gearing up for Sunday's matchup against Josh McDaniels and his Las Vegas Raiders.
Boras explains why Red Sox lost out on Bogaerts
After Boston was done introducing its prized free-agent signing on Thursday, the attention turned to the team's biggest whiff of the winter: Xander Bogaerts.