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Severe thunderstorm threat, low tornado risk in Friday forecast
The timing for the severe weather would be primarily between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. Friday. There's also a risk of a few quick, weak, spin-up tornadoes.
Worcester Diocese says students must use names and pronouns assigned at birth
Under a new policy on sexual identity in Worcester Catholic Schools, students must use their names and pronouns assigned at birth.
Somerville working to rid Edgerly School of asbestos before school begins
Restoration crews have worked for weeks to rid the school of asbestos and get its classrooms ready for students. The first day of classes are scheduled to being in less than two weeks.
Memorial fund set up by Everett Police for family of Melissa Bagley
The Everett Police Department has set up a memorial fund to support the family of a Lynn woman who drowned while trying to rescue her son.
New England Revs welcome pediatric cancer patients to movie night at Gillette
Pediatric cancer patients visited Gillette Stadium Thursday night, where they decorated box cars and watched a superhero movie with members of the New England Revolution.
Former Christmas Tree Shops employees say company owes them final paycheck
Former Christmas Tree Shops employees said the company hasn't paid them their final paychecks or a bonus they were promised for working until the end.
Healthy Waltham Food Pantry has new home after nearly losing current location
A Waltham food pantry finally has a home after a year of searching.
Ozempic and Wegovy users warned of drugs causing issues during surgery
Popular weight loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy are flying off the shelves, but as more people take these medications, doctors are warning about the risks for those who need surgery.
Is an end of summer COVID spike a cause for alarm?
COVID cases are on the rise around the country and here in Massachusetts in what's being called an "end of summer spike." But is there really cause for alarm?
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What's the story behind the "I Hate Boston" billboard in the North End?
There's a new billboard in the North End that's turning heads and a famous singer is taking responsibility for it.
Watch: Patriots vs. Packers McCourty 'Twincast' on WBZ.com
Devin and Jason McCourty will be doing "The McCourty Twincast" for Patriots preseason games this year.
How to help those affected by the Maui wildfires
Here are some organizations accepting donations to assist victims of the disastrous wildfires on the Hawaiian island of Maui.
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Boston schools focus on safety, more buses with new year approaching
For the first time since before the pandemic, BPS has a fully staffed team of more than 700 bus drivers..
UMass Amherst tops "best campus food" ranking for 7th straight year
The school has the largest collegiate dining program in the nation.
Mass. towns recruiting bus drivers amid national shortage
Framingham is among the schools struggling to find enough drivers ahead of the school year.
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Memorial fund set up by Everett Police for family of Melissa Bagley
The Everett Police Department has set up a memorial fund to support the family of a Lynn woman who drowned while trying to rescue her son.
New England Revs welcome pediatric cancer patients to movie night at Gillette
WBZ TV's Juli McDonald reports.
Next Weather: WBZ weather forecast
Eric Fisher has your latest weather forecast.
Somerville working to rid Edgerly School of asbestos before school begins
WBZ TV's Brandon Truitt reports.
Worcester Diocese says students must use names and pronouns assigned at birth
WBZ TV's Tammy Mutasa reports.
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Next Weather: WBZ weather forecast
Eric Fisher has your latest weather forecast.
Severe thunderstorm threat, low tornado risk in Friday forecast
The timing for the severe weather would be primarily between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. Friday. There's also a risk of a few quick, weak, spin-up tornadoes.
I-Team Investigations
I-Team: Body part found in trash bin left on Boston sidewalk
A cart full of trash was left on the sidewalk on Winchester Street. A human arm later fell out of a bin from the cart, sources told the I-Team.
I-Team: Video shows medical examiner's team pick up body that fell off stretcher
Disturbing video shows a team from the medical examiner's office picking up a body that had fallen off a stretcher
Health
Ozempic and Wegovy users warned of drugs causing issues during surgery
Popular weight loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy are flying off the shelves, but as more people take these medications, doctors are warning about the risks for those who need surgery.
Walking while texting can be dangerous, researchers find
Walking may not be so healthy if you text while doing it.
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Washington Nationals ding playoff hopes of Red Sox, 10-7
Chris Sale couldn't make it through the fifth inning in his second start back from a shoulder injury, and the Boston Red Sox suffered another blow to their playoff hopes, losing 10-7 to the last-place Washington Nationals on Thursday.
When Marcus Smart will return to Boston with Grizzlies
When Marcus Smart returns to Boston and other notable dates on the 2023-24 Celtics schedule!
Tavai urging Pats fans to help victims of Hawaii wildfires
Pats linebacker Jahlani Tavai is doing everything he can to help those dealing with the aftermath of the devastating wildfires in Hawaii.
Patriots' offense dominates Packers in best practice of the summer
The New England Patriots offense has awoken.
Keion White leaves Thursday's practice with a leg injury
Keion White's follow-up to his solid preseason debut may have to be put on hold after he left the practice field Thursday with a leg injury.
Multiple fights break out at Patriots-Packers joint practice
The Patriots and Packers got back to work on Thursday for their second joint practice session in Green Bay. Things got a bit heated.
Tyquan Thornton leaves practice early with medical personnel
Patriots wide receiver Tyquan Thornton departed the practice field with medical personnel on Thursday, cutting short his work during the team's joint practice session with the Green Bay Packers.
Is everybody overstating Patriots' punchless offense?
It does feel like the bleak outlook being cast down upon the Patriots' offense is a bit overdone
Red Sox bats need to wake up
Since the calendar flipped to August, the Red Sox bats have gone the opposite direction of the mercury on your thermostats.
Food Truck Friday
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Food Truck Friday: Lolly Jolly Waffles a sweet "show stopper"
Lolly Jolly Waffles is a family-owned food truck specializing in gourmet waffles made from scratch.
Food Truck Friday: Rockin Burgers takes you back to the 1950's
Bella and Tony Muscolino have created a food truck that will take you back in time.
Food Truck Friday: Vibe mixes music, Italian BBQ, mac and cheese
Paul Zermani's truck, Vibe, specializes in Italian barbecue. At every event, there's music, wings and mac and cheese.
Question Everything
Is an end of summer COVID spike a cause for alarm?
COVID cases are on the rise around the country and here in Massachusetts in what's being called an "end of summer spike." But is there really cause for alarm?
Are electric vehicles as green as we think?
Electric vehicle sales continue to surge, but are they really as green as we think?
Is buying a house too expensive for too many people in the Boston area?
Home prices around Boston have hit a new record high. Is buying a house now too expensive for too many people here?
It Happens Here
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Family at heart of Danversport's long running success
For more than 50 years Danversport has been owned and operated by the DeLorenzo family.
Milford's Basic Batch Donuts are anything but basic
"When you have the first bite, I want it to be the nostalgic feeling, take you back to childhood," owner Christina Larson told WBZ.
Chelmsford's Newhouse Wildlife Rescue gives tiny animals a second chance
A former veterinarian tech is doing all she can to save injured or abandoned tiny wild animals.
Health News
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Ozempic and Wegovy users warned of drugs causing issues during surgery
Popular weight loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy are flying off the shelves, but as more people take these medications, doctors are warning about the risks for those who need surgery.
Walking while texting can be dangerous, researchers find
Walking may not be so healthy if you text while doing it.
Long-term use of certain antacids may be associated with dementia, study says
There's a warning that long-term use of certain over-the-counter antacids may be associated with dementia.
The more steps you take, the more likely you'll live longer, researchers say
New research shows you don't need to go very far to reap the health benefits of walking.
Study: Daily sugary drinks can increase liver cancer risk in women
A new study finds that women who drink sugary beverages every day could be at risk for liver cancer and disease.
I-Team
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I-Team: Body part found in trash bin left on Boston sidewalk
A cart full of trash was left on the sidewalk on Winchester Street. A human arm later fell out of a bin from the cart, sources told the I-Team.
I-Team: Video shows medical examiner's team pick up body that fell off stretcher
Disturbing video shows a team from the medical examiner's office picking up a body that had fallen off a stretcher
I-Team: Video shows Boston Police officer get hurt on children's slide
A video obtained by the I-Team that appears to show a Boston Police officer going down a children's slide outside City Hall is raising questions for the department.
I-Team gets phone scam victim's stolen money back after bank refuses to help
Hackers took over a woman's phone and then stole thousands of dollars from her bank account. When her bank refused to refund her money she called the I-Team.
I-Team: Man charged with impersonating police officer near Revere Beach
State Police stopped 43-year-old Byron Boisseau driving with red lights near Revere Beach, according to I-Team sources.
Keller @ Large
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Keller: Latest NH primary poll has warning for Donald Trump, Republicans
A new poll in the New Hampshire primary has a warning sign for Donald Trump, according to Jon Keller
Warren calls delay in migrant work permits a "bureaucracy problem"
Sen. Elizabeth Warren spoke about the challenges for migrants who want to begin working but can't because the process to get permits can take several months.
Keller @ Large: Could indictments lead to another Trump presidency?
New Hampshire polls show Trump enjoying close to five times more support than his nearest competitors.
Keller: Is Massachusetts state budget growing too fast?
Massachusetts Sen. President Karen Spilka talks about the recently agreed upon $56 billion state budget.
Keller @ Large: Could Trump end up campaigning from behind bars?
Former President Donald Trump is now facing more than 70 felony charges, and some carry prison sentences of up to 20 years.
Business News
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Pumpkin spice season begins at Dunkin'
Even before the leaves start to turn, it's one of the first signs of fall in New England.
Target sales fall for the first time in 6 years after Pride Month backlash
Target has been embroiled in the political culture wars over gender and sexual orientation.
L.L. Bean announces opening plans for 2 new Mass. stores
L.L. Bean got its start in Freeport, Maine in 1912 and now has more than 70 stores.
Christmas Tree Shops store on Cape Cod to become Spirit Halloween
One shuttered Christmas Tree Shops store on Cape Cod isn't staying vacant for long.
Christmas Tree Shops announces "Last Day" of business
Loyal customers have just a few days left to shop before the one-time New England retail staple disappears.
Offbeat
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Diane Sawyer's Vineyard home with "astonishing" views listed for $24 million
The home in Vineyard Haven known as "Chip Chop" sits on a 20-acre beach compound.
"Boston's tallest and biggest baby": Franklin Park Zoo welcomes giraffe calf
The zoo is asking the public for help naming the giraffe.
Savannah Bananas bring sold-out baseball tour to Brockton
"Banana Ball" will be played in Brockton Wednesday night.
Humpback whale in distress freed from fishing gear off Cape Ann
Pinball is known as a "really good mom" who shows up in New England every year.
Dunkin' Spiked iced coffee, tea coming to stores in 12 states
Dunkin's latest product offers something stronger than a caffeine kick.
New England Living
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Generations of penny candy, local goods, and whimsical shopping
The Vermont Country Store has since become an iconic destination for locals and tourists alike.
Museum, sculpture garden, theater, and more at Southern Vermont Arts Center
Creating an inviting environment for the community to meet, enjoy and participate in the arts
Entertaining audiences for 85 years at Weston Theater Company
For over 85 years, Weston Theater Company has been creating engaging, entertaining, and inspiring theater.
Curated experiences at Kimpton Taconic boutique hotel
Surrounded by mountains, Kimpton Taconic is a boutique hotel offering both classic and highly curated experiences.
Using daylight to create space and comfort in your home
Learn how the strategic use of windows and harnessing the power of daylight can create space and comfort within a home.
Latest Stories
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New England Revs welcome pediatric cancer patients to movie night at Gillette
Pediatric cancer patients visited Gillette Stadium Thursday night, where they decorated box cars and watched a superhero movie with members of the New England Revolution.
Somerville working to rid Edgerly School of asbestos before school begins
Restoration crews have worked for weeks to rid the school of asbestos and get its classrooms ready for students. The first day of classes are scheduled to being in less than two weeks.
Worcester Diocese says students must use names and pronouns assigned at birth
Under a new policy on sexual identity in Worcester Catholic Schools, students must use their names and pronouns assigned at birth.
Memorial fund set up by Everett Police for family of Melissa Bagley
The Everett Police Department has set up a memorial fund to support the family of a Lynn woman who drowned while trying to rescue her son.
Is an end of summer COVID spike a cause for alarm?
COVID cases are on the rise around the country and here in Massachusetts in what's being called an "end of summer spike." But is there really cause for alarm?
Sports
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Washington Nationals ding playoff hopes of Red Sox, 10-7
Chris Sale couldn't make it through the fifth inning in his second start back from a shoulder injury, and the Boston Red Sox suffered another blow to their playoff hopes, losing 10-7 to the last-place Washington Nationals on Thursday.
When Marcus Smart will return to Boston with Grizzlies
When Marcus Smart returns to Boston and other notable dates on the 2023-24 Celtics schedule!
Tavai urging Pats fans to help victims of Hawaii wildfires
Pats linebacker Jahlani Tavai is doing everything he can to help those dealing with the aftermath of the devastating wildfires in Hawaii.
Patriots' offense dominates Packers in best practice of the summer
The New England Patriots offense has awoken.
Keion White leaves Thursday's practice with a leg injury
Keion White's follow-up to his solid preseason debut may have to be put on hold after he left the practice field Thursday with a leg injury.