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Prince William and Princess Catherine make memories in Greater Boston
Large crowds greeted the Prince and Princess of Wales in Somerville, Chelsea and Boston Thursday.
Bills just too much for Pats to handle in 24-10 victory in Foxboro
The Patriots didn't have what it took to compete with the Bills on Thursday night.
Prince William, Princess Catherine meet fans in Chelsea, Somerville
Thursday was about facetime with locals, and it was evident that their fanbase spans all generations.
I-Team: Future of Mass Save program in question
A new report is raising questions about the future of the Mass Save program.
Suspects in custody, child and mother found after Dartmouth Amber Alert
Two suspects are in custody and a child has been found along with his mother after an Amber Alert was issued out of Dartmouth.
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Sports fans tend to participate in activities that lead to greater socialization and engagement.
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Millions of Americans suffer from carpal tunnel syndrome but a new procedure could help relieve the pain.
Researchers looking at urine test to detect Alzheimer's disease
Researchers studied 574 people with varying degrees of cognitive function and found formic acid in the urine of people with mild symptoms.
MGH study: Organ donations rise during motorcycle rallies due to crashes
Organ donations and transplantations increase during major US motorcycle rallies due to crashes, according to a new study done by researchers at Harvard and MGH.
Weight loss drug could be life-saving, but it's tough for patients to get
A Boston doctor said Wegovy is a game changer for patients with obesity.
I-Team
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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.
I-Team: Driver in Apple store crash had drunk driving charge on record
Investigators will use forensic data from the SUV's black box to determine how fast it was going and if the driver tried to stop.
I-Team: Boston Police investigating if any officers were involved in Capitol riot
It has been nearly two years since the attack on the U.S. Capitol and Boston Police are still investigating whether any of its officers were involved.
I-Team: Wedding vendor accused of jilting couples is back in business
A local company accused of leaving couples in the lurch on their wedding day has a new business under a new name.
I-Team: MassDOT offers jobs back to some workers fired over COVID vaccine
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation is offering some employees who were fired for refusing to get the COVID vaccine their jobs back, I-Team sources said.
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Keller @ Large: Dependability issues causing momentum on electric cars to falter
The recent surge in gas prices is sparking renewed interest in electric vehicles that run on batteries.
Keller: Could New Hampshire lose its first-in-the-nation primary tradition?
Just three weeks after the election, a new political fight is brewing. And it could put an end to New Hampshire's long tradition of hosting the nation's first presidential primary.
Keller: How independent women prevented a "red wave"
Now that the dust has settled on the midterm elections, it's a good time to look back at what happened to the "red wave" that was projected by many pollsters.
Keller @ Large: Jarren Duran, MBTA lead this year's local turkeys
The MBTA and Red Sox center fielder Jarren Duran were two of the biggest local turkeys this year, according to Jon Keller.
Keller @ Large: Elon Musk among this year's national turkeys
Jon says Elon Musk is proving out the old saying that just because you're rich doesn't mean you're smart.
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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.
Is this the last Christmas for Sears?
Sears was once the world's largest and most important retailer - now only a handful of stores are left.
Starbucks workers strike at stores on annual Red Cup Day
The walkouts coincide with Starbucks' Red Cup Day, when the company gives free reusable cups to customers who order a holiday drink.
Keller @ Large: Will this holiday season be a boom or a bust?
"You gotta shop like jobs depend on it, because they do," says Jon Hurst of the Massachusetts Retailers Association.
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Visiting the Owls Head Transportation Museum
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Sailing the coast with Maine Windjammer
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Luxury boutique hotels in Midcoast Maine
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Custom knives crafted in Cambridge
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Four Ups, Four Downs (or more) from Pats' loss to Bills
There are a few more Downs than Ups after the loss to the Bills.
Hurley: The Patriots are who we've thought they were
New England was good enough to reach the postseason last year, but they weren't good enough to be much more than that. Now? Now they're just good enough to be ... good enough.
Mac Jones' sideline outburst caught on broadcast vs. Bills
Thursday night was a rough one for everyone involved with the Patriots. Frustrations are bound to boil over in such moments.
Bills just too much for Pats to handle in 24-10 victory in Foxboro
The Patriots didn't have what it took to compete with the Bills on Thursday night.
High School Super Bowls streaming On CBS News Boston Dec. 2&3
High School Super Bowls are returning to Gillette Stadium and you can watch all of those games streaming live on CBS News Boston.
Offbeat
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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.
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.
"Very special" elderly horse looking for home before the holidays
The elderly American Paint horse is looking for a forever home in time for the holidays.