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Knicks eliminate Celtics with 119-81 win in Game 6
The Knicks are advancing to the Eastern Conference finals after beating the Celtics in Game 6.
Judge tells Karen Read jury not to talk, make faces
The Karen Read trial continued today with the judge telling the jury not to make any comments in court.
Boil water order issued for five Massachusetts towns
A boil water order has been issued for five Massachusetts towns: Abington, Rockland, Pembroke, Hanson, and Whitman.
Severe storms possible in Massachusetts on Saturday
Unsurprisingly, the Boston area can once again expect rain in the weekend weather forecast.
Video shows Worcester police respond to "chaotic" ICE operation
Worcester police have released body camera video of what officers encountered when they were called to an ICE operation on Eureka Street.
Dover doctor sentenced to 12 to 16 years in wife's strangling death
Ingolf Tuerk was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the May 2020 death of his wife, Kathleen McLean.
Astronaut Suni Williams visits her alma mater, Needham High School
Williams took pictures with students and spoke with them on her visit to her high school.
Person sexually assaulted by 2 people in ski masks in Harvard Square
Residents are on high alert in Cambridge after someone was sexually assaulted by two people in Harvard Square.
Big changes to Boston Calling this year include a new rotating stage
It's a new year for the Boston Calling Music Festival and when fans walk through the gate, they will notice a major change - there is just one main stage.
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A timeline of the Karen Read case
A look at the timeline of events in Karen Read's high-profile murder trial.
There's a huge pond in Framingham where you can walk right through it
There's a large pond in Framingham, Massachusetts where you can walk right through the middle of it.
Nurse who taught FBI how to profile serial killers is also a Newton mom
Dr. Ann Burgess is a mother of four who also taught the FBI how to profile serial killers.
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Astronaut Suni Williams visits her alma mater, Needham High School
Williams took pictures with students and spoke with them on her visit to her high school.
Around 200 gallons of fuel spills into Mystic River
A mechanical issues at a dam in Somerville was the cause of the fuel spill. Officials warn people in the area that they may notice the smell of fuel in the air.
Next Weather: WBZ morning forecast for May 17
Jacob Wycoff has your latest weather forecast.
Next Weather: WBZ Forecast
Eric Fisher has an updated weather forecast.
Body camera video shows chaos during ICE arrest in Worcester
Two people were arrested when a crowd tried to stop ICE from detaining a woman in Worcester.
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Woman gets $900 gift card for old cellphones with help from Call For Action
When a Braintree woman signed up for a deal with a new cellphone service provider, it included receiving a gift card for her old cellphones.
Lynn couple on brink of foreclosure saved by I-Team's Call For Action
A couple was days from being evicted from their home after the bank foreclosed on it. One call changed everything.
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What's next for Celtics after disappointing end to title defense?
The Celtics' title defense came to an end in shocking and embarrassing fashion Friday night with a blowout loss to the Knicks.
Knicks beat Celtics in Game 6, advance to Eastern Conference finals
The Knicks are advancing to the Eastern Conference finals after beating the Celtics in Game 6.
Sale outduels Crochet, leads Braves to 4-2 win over Red Sox
Chris Sale struck out eight and pitched seven innings of one-run ball Friday night, leading the Atlanta Braves to a 4-2 win over the Boston Red Sox.
Kristian Campbell starts working at first base for Red Sox
The Boston Red Sox are going to give rookie Kristian Campbell a try at first base.
Red Sox unveil "Fenway Green" City Connect uniforms
The Boston Red Sox are going green for their new City Connect uniforms. Green Monster green, that is.
Jayson Tatum met up with his Celtics teammates in New York
When the Boston Celtics arrived at their team hotel in New York Thursday, Jayson Tatum was waiting to greet his teammates.
Will Brown, Celtics force a Game 7 vs. Knicks?
The Boston Celtics will look to keep their season alive again Friday night, when they visit the New York Knicks for Game 6 of their second-round NBA playoff series at Madison Square Garden.
Barmore cleared and ready for 2025 after blood clot scare
Patriots defensive tackle Christian Barmore has been cleared to return and believes his battle with blood clots is in the past.
Game 5 will likely be remembered as "The Luke Kornet Game"
Luke Kornet was blocking shots and barking at the crowd throughout his epic Game 5 performance on Wednesday night, helping the Boston Celtics stave off elimination against the New York Knicks.
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Innovative ACL reconstruction now approved for patients as young as 7
The ACL surgery has been around for years, but now has been cleared for children as young as 7.
Adults self-diagnosing with ADHD due to social media, study says
A new study finds many adults are self-diagnosing with ADHD, mainly due to information and misinformation on social media.
Reconstructive surgery helps skin cancer patients look good as new
Surgeons at Mass Eye and Ear have found a creative way to make their skin cancer patients look good as new.
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What do ICE agents legally have to do when detaining someone?
What are ICE agents legally required to do when they're detaining someone in an immigration raid?
Is it time to get rid of the yearly car inspection?
Only 14 states require annual car safety inspections. One is New Hampshire where there's a push to end the process.
Should Karen Read be making so many public statements while on trial?
Karen Read says speaking out to the media is her version of testifying. Some defense attorneys say it's a bad idea.
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There's a huge pond in Framingham where you can walk right through it
There's a large pond in Framingham, Massachusetts where you can walk right through the middle of it.
Fruit company now open more than 100 years, thanks to one family
A Fall River family is still doing the work that their great-great-grandfather began in the early 1900s.
There's a farm in Boston that's an important part of the community
There's a farm in the city of Boston that grows thousands of pounds of produce every year.
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Innovative ACL reconstruction now approved for patients as young as 7
The ACL surgery has been around for years, but now has been cleared for children as young as 7.
Adults self-diagnosing with ADHD due to social media, study says
A new study finds many adults are self-diagnosing with ADHD, mainly due to information and misinformation on social media.
Reconstructive surgery helps skin cancer patients look good as new
Surgeons at Mass Eye and Ear have found a creative way to make their skin cancer patients look good as new.
What is fluoride and why is it in our public water supply? Some top questions, answered.
Is fluoride actually good or bad for you? Dr. Mallika Marshall answers common questions about fluoride.
Tufts researchers hope to reduce racial disparities in maternal health care
Tufts University researchers are looking at ways to reduce racial disparities in maternal health care.
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Woman gets $900 gift card for old cellphones with help from Call For Action
When a Braintree woman signed up for a deal with a new cellphone service provider, it included receiving a gift card for her old cellphones.
Lynn couple on brink of foreclosure saved by I-Team's Call For Action
A couple was days from being evicted from their home after the bank foreclosed on it. One call changed everything.
Nonprofit hospitals not providing financial support to patients, I-Team finds
An investigation by the I-Team revealed that nonprofit hospitals in Massachusetts aren't helping patients entitled to financial assistance.
Call for Action helps man get refund, fix for broken refrigerator
A man in Revere, Massachusetts spent thousands of dollars on a new refrigerator, but he says the door was defective.
Long-term care insurance company approves claim after I-Team gets involved
Despite paying her insurance company $125,000 in premiums, a 92-year-old's claim was initially denied.
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Keller: Looking at the people and projects impacted by federal funding cuts
Massachusetts Gov. Healey's administration has created an online dashboard of federal funding cuts affecting state programs.
Inflation, unemployment in Mass. ahead of US levels. So who's to blame?
Inflation and unemployment in Massachusetts are running ahead of national levels. So who's to blame?
Is Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey thinking about a run for president?
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey has been making the rounds of national TV talk shows. Is she planning a run for president?
Keller: Can President Trump brush off his tanking poll numbers?
Polls agree that President Trump's job approval has taken a hit lately. Can he afford to ignore them?
UMass president wants schools to focus on climate tech research
As he celebrates his tenth year running the University of Massachusetts system, President Marty Meehan has survival on his mind.
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Waterfront restaurant on Cape Cod voted best in US
A Chatham, Massachusetts restaurant has been voted the best in the country for waterfront dining.
More Joann fabric stores close in Mass. and NH
Joann is closing more fabric stores in Massachusetts and New Hampshire as the retailer winds down operations.
Bertucci's files for bankruptcy again, closes more restaurants
Bertucci's has closed four restaurants in Massachusetts as it files for bankruptcy for the third time since 2018.
On Easter Sunday, here's which stores are open and what's closed
The Easter Sunday holiday means some grocery stores and retailers are closed today in Massachusetts, while others are open.
Edaville makes Christmas plans as King Richard's Faire moves in
Edaville in Carver, Massachusetts will continue its Christmas and holiday lights tradition as King Richard's Faire moves in.
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Unusual Boston home that was cut in half is now for sale
A unique home in Boston that went viral because the owner discovered it had once been cut in half is now for sale.
Critically endangered whales seen in Bahamas for first time ever
The New England Aquarium says there was an "extremely unusual sighting" of right whales in the Bahamas.
"Snow devil" seen on Mount Washington. Here's how they form.
Crews snapped a photo of a rare weather phenomenon known as a "snow devil" on New Hampshire's Mount Washington.
Video shows crews coping with 100+ mph winds on Mount Washington
Video captured what it looks like for Mount Washington crews to do their jobs in the face of 100 mph winds.
Curling is exploding in popularity at Wayland club
At the Broomstones Curling Club in Wayland, people of all ages are bonded through the increasingly popular sport.
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The art of boatbuilding continues on centuries later in Essex
Harold Burnham has made a name for himself as a boat designer, shipwright, sail maker and historian.
Brimfield home to the oldest outdoor flea market in America
Known by many as the oldest outdoor antiques flea market in America, Brimfield is the ultimate destination for antique lovers.
Seeing Boston from a new perspective by taking a helicopter tour
One of Boston's top helicopter flight schools, Blue Hill Helicopters offers helicopter tours of Boston and beyond.
How to make the perfect homemade pizza on your grill
Chef Gatto heads outdoors to show Michaela Johnson how to cook up the perfect grilled pizza with homemade mozzarella.
Camping and exploring the outdoors in a new way with Walden Campervans
Walden Campervans are fully customized and outfitted campervans that allow adventurers to go camping in a whole new way.
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Boston police seek suspect accused of indecent assault in North End
Boston police are looking for a man accused of indecently assaulting a woman as she walked into her home in the North End.
Video shows Worcester police respond to "chaotic" ICE operation
Worcester police have released body camera video of what officers encountered when they were called to an ICE operation on Eureka Street.
Nationwide fire truck shortage impacting Massachusetts departments
The Quincy Fire Department secured funding for new fire trucks in 2022, but now three years later they still don't have them.
Person sexually assaulted by 2 people in ski masks in Harvard Square
Residents are on high alert in Cambridge after someone was sexually assaulted by two people in Harvard Square.
Big changes to Boston Calling this year include a new rotating stage
It's a new year for the Boston Calling Music Festival and when fans walk through the gate, they will notice a major change - there is just one main stage.
Sports
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What's next for Celtics after disappointing end to title defense?
The Celtics' title defense came to an end in shocking and embarrassing fashion Friday night with a blowout loss to the Knicks.
Knicks beat Celtics in Game 6, advance to Eastern Conference finals
The Knicks are advancing to the Eastern Conference finals after beating the Celtics in Game 6.
Sale outduels Crochet, leads Braves to 4-2 win over Red Sox
Chris Sale struck out eight and pitched seven innings of one-run ball Friday night, leading the Atlanta Braves to a 4-2 win over the Boston Red Sox.
Kristian Campbell starts working at first base for Red Sox
The Boston Red Sox are going to give rookie Kristian Campbell a try at first base.
Red Sox unveil "Fenway Green" City Connect uniforms
The Boston Red Sox are going green for their new City Connect uniforms. Green Monster green, that is.