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Wachusett Mountain skier dies in crash, another hurt in second incident
A 67-year-old skier was killed in a crash on Wachusett Mountain Monday and another was seriously hurt in a separate incident.
Boston police searching for dog stolen on Beacon Hill
Boston police are searching for a dog they say was stolen Monday on Beacon Hill.
Sagamore Bridge construction underway '24 hours a day every day' through May
The maintenance work will reduce traffic to a single lane in both directions, but should be done by Memorial Day weekend.
Massachusetts gas prices now $1 a gallon lower than this time a year ago
A year ago at this time, the average in Massachusetts was a dollar a gallon higher at $4.27.
Amazon to eliminate 9,000 more jobs
Amazon plans to eliminate 9,000 more jobs in the next few weeks, adding to the 18,000 the company said it would lay off in January.
Bova's Bakery owner excited to close for Damon/Affleck movie shoot
It was last call for cannolis, cookies and pastries at Bova's Bakery on Sunday.
Dollar Tree can't afford to sell eggs anymore
Eggs have gotten too expensive for Dollar Tree.
Stash's Pizza owner Stavros Papantoniadis faces federal judge
The owner of a Boston pizza chain accused of abusing undocumented employees faced a federal judge.
Norwell Police Officer saves owl caught in soccer net
A Norwell Police Officer freed the owl from the net and made a new friend.
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NCAA Tournament schedule: dates, times, channels for Sweet 16 and Elite 8
Here's the complete schedule, game times, livestream links and TV info for the Sweet 16 and Elite 8 this weekend.
Bill Belichick spent years trying to get Jerod Mayo to join coaching staff
The Patriots -- and Bill Belichick -- really like Jerod Mayo.
Somerville company develops free feminine pads on a roll
The dispenser is just like a toilet paper dispenser and no vending machine or coins are necessary to get a sanitary pad.
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Sports Final: Boston College's Earl Grant breaks down a wild weekend of March Madness
There were upsets everywhere in the first weekend of the NCAA Tournament, with another 16-seed beating a 1-seed and two-seeded Princeton making it to next weekend's Sweet 16. Boston College men's basketball coach Earl Grant joins Steve Burton to break down all the madness!
WBZ Afternoon News Update for March 20
Skier dies in accident on Wachusett Mountain; Stash's pizza owner appears in court; Boston to hear potential ban of "nips"; Spring-like temperatures predicted for the week.
Norwell Police Officer saves owl from soccer net
The officer freed the owl from the net and made a new friend in the process.
Massachusetts gas prices 17 cents below national average
WBZ TV's Courtney Cole reports.
Next Weather: WBZ midday forecast for March 20
Lexie O’Connor has your latest weather forecast.
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I-Team Investigations
I-Team: Downtown Boston struggling to rebound after COVID pandemic
According to a new study, Boston's growth is lagging behind other cities.
I-Team: Judge blocks MV Realty mortgages, releases liens
A series of I-Team investigations has led to a court ruling that could mean dozens of homeowners will recoup tens of thousands of dollars.
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Somerville company develops free feminine pads on a roll
The dispenser is just like a toilet paper dispenser and no vending machine or coins are necessary to get a sanitary pad.
Tickborne disease Babesiosis reportedly on the rise in Northeast
Illness can range from mild to severe, and it can be fatal in rare cases.
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Ed Cooley leaves Providence for Georgetown head coaching job
Ed Cooley is the new men's basketball coach at Georgetown, hired away from Big East rival Providence in the hopes of rebuilding a once-proud program that dropped to new lows under former star player Patrick Ewing.
Jeremy Swayman has been better than even Linus Ullmark since new year
For the past three months or so, it's been very clear that Linus Ullmark is the runaway favorite to win the Vezina Trophy as the NHL's most outstanding goaltender. That much hasn't changed ... but Ullmark also hasn't been the best goaltender on his own team for several months running.
3 Massachusetts teams earn spot in NCAA Hockey Tournament
March is filled with madness from the hardwood. But it's about to get a little mad on the ice too, with the puck set to drop on the NCAA Men's Hockey Tournament later this week.
Dolphins exercise fifth-year option on Tua Tagovailoa
The Miami Dolphins have made clear their plans at the quarterback position, exercising the fifth-year option on Tua Tagovailoa's contract.
Brayan Bello looks sharp in first outing of spring
Red Sox young pitcher Brayan Bello was impressive in his first outing of the spring on Sunday, tossing two shutout innings for Boston.
NCAA Tournament schedule: dates, times, channels for Sweet 16 and Elite 8
Here's the complete schedule, game times, livestream links and TV info for the Sweet 16 and Elite 8 this weekend.
Bill Belichick spent years trying to get Jerod Mayo to join coaching staff
The Patriots -- and Bill Belichick -- really like Jerod Mayo.
Mike Reiss' rapid fire thoughts on Patriots offseason moves
ESPN Boston's Mike Reiss joins Steve Burton on Sports Final to break down all of New England's moves so far this offseason.
Zdeno Chara to run Boston Marathon
The Bruins legend is running his first-ever marathon in Boston.
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Why don't we put all of our power lines underground?
While the lines would be more protected underground, other complications do arise.
Should Massachusetts ditch time change?
Daylight Saving Time is back and the polarizing topic got us wondering - should we ditch time change?
What exactly goes into the recycling bin and what doesn't?
About one-third of Americans recycle, but despite our best intentions, we recycle things that hurt the cause.
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Norton's Bog Iron Brewing about making friends, enjoying beer
Bog Iron Brewing had a pretty small start before it became a community favorite in Norton.
Worcester radio station a reading service for visually impaired, disabled
Audio Journal is a radio station helping visually impaired and disabled listeners get local news every day.
West End nonprofit helps young homeless adults get a new start
Break Time, the creation of a young man from Westboro, focuses on the future of young adults who are homeless.
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Somerville company develops free feminine pads on a roll
The dispenser is just like a toilet paper dispenser and no vending machine or coins are necessary to get a sanitary pad.
Tickborne disease Babesiosis reportedly on the rise in Northeast
Illness can range from mild to severe, and it can be fatal in rare cases.
FDA approves nasal spray for migraine headache treatment
Zavzpret, a nasal spray created by Pzifer, is expected to go on the market in July.
Wait-and-watch approach may be safe for some men with prostate cancer
A wait-and-watch approach would allow some men to avoid potential side effects of surgery and radiotherapy.
Keller: CDC report shows our knowledge of COVID-19 still a work in progress
The CDC has a wake up call for those who've dropped COVID-19 risk from their list of things to worry about.
I-Team
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I-Team: Downtown Boston struggling to rebound after COVID pandemic
According to a new study, Boston's growth is lagging behind other cities.
I-Team: Judge blocks MV Realty mortgages, releases liens
A series of I-Team investigations has led to a court ruling that could mean dozens of homeowners will recoup tens of thousands of dollars.
I-Team: Experts say school bullying cases are underreported
A recent survey showed one in five students said they were bullied, most of them girls.
Protesters rally against legislation they say would shield predatory lenders
There was a new development Wednesday in a story the I-Team has been investigating for years.
I-Team: RMV keeps sending Danvers man new license in mail
The I-Team has heard from people who say they're jumping through hoops to get just one license.
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Keller: St. Patrick's Day breakfast jokes aimed at politicians "made in good fun"
There were plenty of jokes made Sunday morning at the expense of local politicians, but Sen. Nick Collins provided his annual reminder that it's all in good fun.
Keller: Warren says it's time to bring back tougher bank regulations
Sen. Elizabeth Warren wants a return to tougher regulations after the abrupt collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and several others.
Keller: CDC report shows our knowledge of COVID-19 still a work in progress
The CDC has a wake up call for those who've dropped COVID-19 risk from their list of things to worry about.
Keller: Wu's rent control plan for Boston faces hurdles on Beacon Hill
The Boston City Council approved Mayor Michelle Wu's plan to limit annual rent hikes, but there's a conspicuous lack of advance support at the State House.
Keller @ Large: Social media puts pressure on mayors as never before
Mayors - and other elected officials - are burning out more quickly than a generation ago.
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Silicon Valley Bank's parent company files for bankruptcy
The parent of Silicon Valley Bank filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy a week after it failed and was seized by the government.
Data-gathering robot to monitor BJ's store aisles
"Tally" will roam the store to survey what's currently on shelves.
After a steep fall, used car prices poised to rise again
The price of used cars had been falling steadily - but that could be about to change.
Why Pizza Hut's red roofs and McDonald's play places have disappeared
For decades, bright, playful and oddly-shaped fast-food restaurants dotted the roadside along America's highways.
Boston Beer Company giving Truly a "refresh" amid hard seltzer decline
Hard seltzer isn't the trendy drink it once was.
Offbeat
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Why does snow sometimes appear blue?
Have you ever seen blue snow? It is a real thing!
"Rare mating success": New England Aquarium surprised by baby seadragons
The aquarium had been trying to breed seadragons for nearly 15 years.
New baby sloth born at Stone Zoo 'closely attached to mom'
There's an adorable new furry face at the Stone Zoo.
Soon-to-be 3-legged kitten named Ice Cream needs 'hero adopter'
The young cat was born with a club foot.
On tap: Booze still allowed on Amtrak Downeaster in New Hampshire
Officials are working out a "creative solution" to avoid violating a state liquor law.
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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Dollar Tree can't afford to sell eggs anymore
Eggs have gotten too expensive for Dollar Tree.
Boston police searching for dog stolen on Beacon Hill
Boston police are searching for a dog they say was stolen Monday on Beacon Hill.
Amazon to eliminate 9,000 more jobs
Amazon plans to eliminate 9,000 more jobs in the next few weeks, bringing the total to 27,000 so far this year.
Wachusett Mountain skier dies in crash, another hurt in second incident
A 67-year-old skier was killed in a crash on Wachusett Mountain Monday and another was seriously hurt in a separate incident.
Stash's Pizza owner Stavros Papantoniadis faces federal judge
The owner of a Boston pizza chain accused of abusing undocumented employees faced a federal judge.
Sports
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Ed Cooley leaves Providence for Georgetown head coaching job
Ed Cooley is the new men's basketball coach at Georgetown, hired away from Big East rival Providence in the hopes of rebuilding a once-proud program that dropped to new lows under former star player Patrick Ewing.
Jeremy Swayman has been better than even Linus Ullmark since new year
For the past three months or so, it's been very clear that Linus Ullmark is the runaway favorite to win the Vezina Trophy as the NHL's most outstanding goaltender. That much hasn't changed ... but Ullmark also hasn't been the best goaltender on his own team for several months running.
3 Massachusetts teams earn spot in NCAA Hockey Tournament
March is filled with madness from the hardwood. But it's about to get a little mad on the ice too, with the puck set to drop on the NCAA Men's Hockey Tournament later this week.
Dolphins exercise fifth-year option on Tua Tagovailoa
The Miami Dolphins have made clear their plans at the quarterback position, exercising the fifth-year option on Tua Tagovailoa's contract.
Brayan Bello looks sharp in first outing of spring
Red Sox young pitcher Brayan Bello was impressive in his first outing of the spring on Sunday, tossing two shutout innings for Boston.