Black History Month: Celebrating E. LaBrent Chrite
E. LaBrent Chrite is Bentley University's first Black president.
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Black History Month: Celebrating Teri Williams
Teri Williams is the president and COO of the only Black owned bank in Boston - One United Bank.
Black TikToker hopes to shed new light on Boston's rich history
Marcus Alves, known as Marcearth1 on TikTok, produces historical and humorous videos on the city's history.
WATCH: Celebrating Boston's Black History
In a special one hour Black History Month program, we celebrate people who are making a difference in Boston.
Advisory council on Black empowerment excited to help Mass. communities
The advisory council is made up of 30 Black and Brown leaders throughout the state.
Black History Month: Celebrating Nicole Obi
Nicole Obi is the President and CEO of Black Economic Council of Massachusetts.
'We can make a difference,' Black nurse, doctor break barriers in medical field
"There is actual research out there that shows that when you are cared for by people that look like you, your outcome is better," perinatal nurse Tiffany Vassell told WBZ-TV.
This professor has been looking forward to time travel all of his life
Dr. Ronald Mallett's interest in time travel was sparked by his father's early death.
CROWN Act empowering more people to express themselves with natural hair
The CROWN act was passed in Massachusetts last year, but the effort to make it federal law is still ongoing.
Melnea Cass may be one of the most unheralded civil rights heroes
Outside of Melnea Cass Boulevard, her legacy and name are largely unknown and uncelebrated.
Boston man following through on promises made after death of George Floyd
A Massachusetts businessman got to work after the death of George Floyd. And two years later, he's following through on the promises he made.
Black History Month: Celebrating Rollins Ross
Rollins Ross. provides music lessons for children through his company "Ross Music Company."
Black History Month: Celebrating Rev. Mariama White-Hammond
Reverand Mariama White-Hammond Is the Chief of Environment, Energy and Open Space for the city of Boston.
Black History Month: Celebrating Toy Burton
Toy Burton is the founder and Executive Director of DeeDee's Cry.
Black History Month: Celebrating Glynn Lloyd
Glynn Lloyd is the Executive Director of Mill City Community Investments.
Black History Month: Celebrating Priscilla Douglas
Priscilla Douglas is the board chair at the Boston Public Library.
Boston Public Library celebrating Black History Month with "Black Is..." list
Boston Public Library is celebrating Black History Month as librarians have gathered dozens of new books aimed at sharing the African-American experience.
'Copperman' on mission to teach trades, help end gun violence in Boston
T. Michael Thomas is focused on getting young people off the streets and providing a career for them.
Black History Month: Celebrating Michael Curry
Michael Curry is the President and CEO of the Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers.
Black History Month: Celebrating Imari Paris Jeffries
Imari Paris Jeffries is the Executive Director of Embrace Boston.
Black History Month: Celebrating Ava Callender Concepcion
Ava Callender Concepcion is the Commissioner for the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission.
Black History Month: Celebrating Darryl Settles
Darryl Settles is the President of Catalyst Ventures Development and a community service activist.
Two enslaved men played major roles in Boston's pottery industry
Archaeological digs around Boston have been able to pinpoint important findings of the past.
Black History Month: Celebrating Segun Idowu
Segun Idowu has worn many hats when it comes to making Boston a better place for all.
Black History Month: Celebrating Tony Richards
Tony Richards volunteers his time to coaching kids in an education-first environment.
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Report: Travel nurses aiding, disrupting Massachusetts hospitals
Travel nurses are often paid more than their peers who are employed at specific facilities.
Yankees sign former Red Sox outfielder Franchy Cordero
The list of players to go from one side of the Red Sox-Yankees rivalry from one year to the next is fairly short. Franchy Cordero has now joined that list.
Watertown getting dog to chase away geese from city fields
Watertown is getting a dog to help solve the city's goose problem.
Massachusetts Lottery sets a new sales record, fueled by $50 scratch ticket
A scratch ticket slump in Massachusetts appears to have turned around.
2 charged with trying to steal $109,000 from woman in computer virus scam
Two men from New Jersey are accused of trying to steal $109,000 from an elderly Yarmouth woman in a computer virus scam.
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Suspected driver and car found after woman killed in Lynn hit-and-run
Police believe they have found the driver who allegedly took off after hitting and killing a woman while she crossed the street in Lynn.
Keller: Mel King was a critical force in ushering in the new Boston
Jon Keller says if you want to understand Boston, it's worth your time to learn more about Mel King and his legacy.
Person still missing day after deadly New Bedford boarding house fire
One person was still missing Wednesday, a day after a deadly fire at a boarding house in New Bedford.
Massachusetts Lottery sets a new sales record, fueled by $50 scratch ticket
A scratch ticket slump in Massachusetts appears to have turned around.
FDA approves over-the-counter sales of Narcan
This clears the way for Narcan to be made available in places without pharmacies - convenience stores, supermarkets and online retailers.
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Report: Travel nurses aiding, disrupting Massachusetts hospitals
Travel nurses are often paid more than their peers who are employed at specific facilities.
FDA approves over-the-counter sales of Narcan
This clears the way for Narcan to be made available in places without pharmacies - convenience stores, supermarkets and online retailers.
Colorectal cancer is rising among younger adults and scientists are racing to uncover why
Nikki Lawson received the shock of her life at age 35.
Drinking caffeine could help boost metabolism, new study finds
European researchers have found that higher levels of caffeine in the blood were associated with a reduced fat burden.
"Harvard Diet" may help reduce risk of chronic diseases
The Harvard Healthy Eating Plate was introduced in 2011 and acts as a guide for eating balanced meals.
I-Team
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Ed Davis: Preparing for active shooter situation can save lives
Active shooter training is not required for Massachusetts schools.
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.
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Keller: Mel King was a critical force in ushering in the new Boston
Jon Keller says if you want to understand Boston, it's worth your time to learn more about Mel King and his legacy.
Keller: Healey's proposed tax cuts aim to keep people from leaving Mass.
"We live in an awesome place, but it's not awesome if you can't afford it," said Gov. Maura Healey.
Keller: Clark says U.S. "way behind" helping families with child care
Katherine Clark, the Massachusetts congresswoman who is the second ranking Democrat in the U.S. House, joined WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller,
'The extremists are running it,' Rep. Katherine Clark predicts gridlock in House
In an exclusive WBZ-TV interview, the powerful House Minority Whip painted a gloomy picture of the prospects for bipartisan action over the next two years.
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.
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Foot Locker is closing 400 stores. They may become an eyesore
Foot Locker's planned closings will be just the latest blow to US regional malls.
Dunkin' is now serving breakfast tacos
Dunkin' is hoping its customers will try something new in the morning.
Shuttered Bed Bath & Beyond stores won't stay empty for long
Other chains are ready to scoop up vacant Bed Bath & Beyond stores.
Kelly's Roast Beef opening new location south of Boston
You'll soon be able to get some "famous" roast beef in Dedham.
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.
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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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Yankees sign former Red Sox outfielder Franchy Cordero
The list of players to go from one side of the Red Sox-Yankees rivalry from one year to the next is fairly short. Franchy Cordero has now joined that list.
Take a video tour of Red Sox' renovated clubhouse
At Fenway Park, the words "modern" and "flashy" aren't often used to describe too many areas within America's oldest ballpark. But they certainly apply to the renovated clubhouse.
Jim Montgomery dismisses report of Taylor Hall being ready to return as "false"
Bruins head coach Jim Montgomery denied the report on Tuesday night.
Reports: Patriots will not pursue Lamar Jackson
The fun appears to be short-lived.
Brad Marchand unhappy with B's effort in loss to Predators
The Boston Bruins had a chance to capture the Presidents' Trophy on Tuesday night. Instead, they were nearly shut out on their home ice by the Nashville Predators.
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Northern Lights seen in Massachusetts during severe geomagnetic storm
The powerful solar storm brought the aurora borealis much farther south than usual.
Proposal to build world's tallest flagpole in Maine hits snag
Plans to build the world's tallest flagpole are on pause in Maine.
Andover mini horse comes up just short in Cadbury Bunny contest
The little therapy horse was going up for a big job.
First right whale mom and calf pair arrive in Cape Cod Bay for the season
It's a welcome sight off the coast of Massachusetts.
Why does snow sometimes appear blue?
Have you ever seen blue snow? It is a real thing!