Keller: Supreme Court decision a reminder that not voting has consequences
Jon says the long-term impact of the court's ruling will be to remind apathetic voters that inaction has consequences.
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Keller: Ads claim Congress will "break" Amazon Prime 2-day delivery
Have you seen those TV ads warning that Congress is poised to "break" the popular Amazon Prime two-day delivery service?
Will Massachusetts lawmakers finally find a sports betting solution?
The countdown is on as Massachusetts lawmakers enter the final six weeks of the legislative session. So will sports betting finally make it across the finish line?
Keller: FBI eyes 'dangerous' website mapping Mass. organizations with ties to Israel
"This is a Jewish hit list," says Robert Trestan, regional director of the Anti-Defamation League of New England.
Keller @ Large: What can be done to fix Boston Public Schools?
Michelle Wu talks about what can be done to improve Boston Public Schools.
Keller @ Large: Are video games to blame for gun violence?
A new CBS News poll finds 37% of us finger violent video games as a cause of the mass shooting plague.
Rep. Stephen Lynch says NRA influence holding up gun control legislation
Massachusetts Congressman Stephen Lynch said he believes the latest mass shooting in Texas could spark change in gun reform.
Will Congress make changes to background checks or ban assault weapons?
In the wake of Tuesday's horrific mass murder in Texas, the calls for Congress to do something are everywhere.
Keller: Look closely at Rayla Campbell's sex education claims
Rayla Campbell, the presumptive GOP nominee for Secretary of State in Mass., is making news for some shocking comments.
"Faces of COVID" account serves as reminder of lives lost during pandemic
The "Faces of COVID" Twitter account remembers lives lost during the pandemic.
Keller @ Large: Women's Soccer Pay Agreement Spotlights Gender Wage Gap
As women's soccer players negotiate equal pay, the question remains: What about the rest of America's women?
Mystery remains after Pentagon reveals UFO database
While the hearing did reveal some detail, a lot still remains a mystery.
Keller @ Large: A Deep Dive Into How Mass. Lawmakers Want To Spend Federal COVID Relief
It has taken the Massachusetts House and Senate months to come up with their own spending plans, which still haven't been finalized.
Aaron Rodgers, LeBron James Among Jon Keller's Pop Culture Turkeys Of The Year
The massive blockage that brought global trade to its knees, a major awards show that jumped the shark, and a top-shelf athlete who reached a new low are all on Jon Keller's list of the biggest pop culture turkeys of 2021.
Keller @ Large: Why 'Don't Talk To Strangers' May Be The Wrong Advice For Children
Author Joe Keohane suggests in his new book that teaching children not to talk to strangers may be the wrong advice.
Charlie Baker Will Not Run For Third Term As Massachusetts Governor In 2022
Charlie Baker will not run for a third term as Massachusetts Governor in 2022, WBZ-TV's Jon Keller has confirmed. Lt. Governor Karyn Polito will also not be running.
Keller @ Large: Why Rachael Rollins' Confirmation Was So Divisive
Just minutes before the final Senate vote, Republicans were still hard at work painting Rachael Rollins as an extremist.
Keller @ Large: With Charlie Baker Out Of Governor's Race, Would Maura Healey Become Frontrunner?
WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller was joined by James Pindell of the Boston Globe to discuss the ramifications of the announcement that Charlie Baker will not seek a third term as governor.
Keller @ Large: With Charlie Baker Out, Would Marty Walsh Make A Run For Massachusetts Governor?
WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller says former Boston Mayor Marty Walsh is someone to look at when it comes to the now wide open governor's race.
Keller @ Large: Build Back Better TV Ad Truth Test
The TV ads opposing or promoting President Biden's $1.74 trillion Build Back Better bill have been hard to avoid lately.
Keller @ Large: Denial Of Capitol Riots Is Politifact's 'Lie Of The Year'
One Massachusetts Congressman who was in the Capitol on January 6 said he thinks democracy is at risk.
Keller @ Large: How Long Will Inflation, Supply Chain Issues Linger?
The rising cost over everyday items is on the mind of many Americans. So how long will these inflation concerns last?
Keller @ Large: Vaccinations Are The Latest Battle In Never-Ending Culture Wars
Patience with the unvaxxed is wearing thin, WBZ-TV Political Analyst Jon Keller says.
Keller @ Large: UMass President Hopes To Keep Tuition Increases 'Minimal' In Coming Years
UMass president Marty Meehan discussed tuition increase, pandemic response, and more during an interview with Jon Keller.
Keller @ Large: More People Moved Out Of Massachusetts Than Into The State In 2021
After a decade of growth, in 2021, the pandemic seemed to revive that population-loss pattern.
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4 pets killed by fire in Dighton
Firefighters responded to Elm Street to find a trailer fully engulfed in flames.
Clarence Thomas suggests Supreme Court could rethink decision on same-sex marriage
An opinion written by the nation's longest-serving justice is raising concerns the high court could revisit other key cases.
Arroyo has three RBIs in return, Red Sox beat Guardians 6-3
Christian Arroyo hit a two-run homer powering the red-hot Boston Red Sox to a 6-3 victory over the Cleveland Guardians.
Supreme Court strikes down Roe v. Wade in seismic shift for abortion rights
The Supreme Court issued its highly anticipated decision in a case involving a Mississippi law banning abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy.
Protesters gather in Boston after Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade
Hundreds of people demonstrated in Boston Friday night in opposition of the Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.
One dead in Groveland apartment fire
The fire broke out at a four-unit apartment building on Manor Drive on Friday afternoon.
Massachusetts lawmakers vow reproductive rights fight is just beginning
In Massachusetts, reaction to the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade was swift.
Lifeguard shortage in Massachusetts leaves beaches, lakes unprotected
"I am not going to be surprised if we see an uptick in drownings because of the lifeguard shortage."
Greasy Pole competition returns to Gloucester
A beloved New England tradition returned for the first time since 2019.
Latest News From CBS Boston
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Protesters gather in Boston after Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade
Hundreds of people demonstrated in Boston Friday night in opposition of the Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.
4 pets killed by fire in Dighton
Firefighters responded to Elm Street to find a trailer fully engulfed in flames.
Clarence Thomas suggests Supreme Court could rethink decision on same-sex marriage
An opinion written by the nation's longest-serving justice is raising concerns the high court could revisit other key cases.
Supreme Court strikes down Roe v. Wade in seismic shift for abortion rights
The Supreme Court issued its highly anticipated decision in a case involving a Mississippi law banning abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy.
One dead in Groveland apartment fire
The fire broke out at a four-unit apartment building on Manor Drive on Friday afternoon.
Health
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Newest Omicron subvariants infecting people who should have immunity
That said, the vaccines still provide significant protection against severe disease.
Massachusetts reports 1,700 new COVID cases, 6 additional deaths
The seven-day weighted average of positive tests in Massachusetts is now 5.53%.
FDA bans Juul e-cigarettes tied to teen vaping surge
The FDA ordered the vaping company Juul to pull its electronic cigarettes from the U.S. market Thursday.
Ability to stand on one leg may be indicator of overall health
A study suggests if you can't stand on one leg for a short period of time, you could be at an increased risk of death.
Massachusetts reports 1,636 new COVID cases, 35 additional deaths
The seven-day weighted average of positive tests in Massachusetts is now 5.52%.
I-Team
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I-Team: What happened to Debbie Melo?
Debbie Melo has now been missing for 22 years. Detectives say her husband has never been ruled out as a suspect.
I-Team: Teen accidentally shot himself in head running from police
A teen is in critical condition after accidentally shooting himself in the head while running from police, according to I-Team sources.
I-Team: Mother blames son's death on negligence of Watertown facility
A Watertown facility is facing new allegations from a Braintree mother who says her quadriplegic son died as a result of the home's negligence.
I-Team: Removal of hazardous debris in Chelsea nearly complete
MassDOT says it is ahead of schedule removing hazardous soil it dumped in Chelsea.
UMass gender pay gap increases between top paid men and women
Three years after UMass officials were alerted to significant gender pay gaps, the inequity has only gotten worse.
Keller @ Large
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Keller: Supreme Court decision a reminder that not voting has consequences
Jon says the long-term impact of the court's ruling will be to remind apathetic voters that inaction has consequences.
Keller: Ads claim Congress will "break" Amazon Prime 2-day delivery
Have you seen those TV ads warning that Congress is poised to "break" the popular Amazon Prime two-day delivery service?
Will Massachusetts lawmakers finally find a sports betting solution?
The countdown is on as Massachusetts lawmakers enter the final six weeks of the legislative session. So will sports betting finally make it across the finish line?
Keller: FBI eyes 'dangerous' website mapping Mass. organizations with ties to Israel
"This is a Jewish hit list," says Robert Trestan, regional director of the Anti-Defamation League of New England.
Keller @ Large: What can be done to fix Boston Public Schools?
Michelle Wu talks about what can be done to improve Boston Public Schools.
Business News
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Massachusetts-based Marathon Sports is being sold
Stores will continue to use the "Marathon Sports" branding.
Stocks falling, but economist says it's 'too soon to panic'
Stocks are falling, interest rates are rising and prices are skyrocketing, but an economist says it's too soon to panic.
Kohl's in talks to sell department store chain to new owner
Kohl's is negotiating with a potential new owner in a proposed $8 billion deal.
Raytheon moving headquarters out of Massachusetts
Raytheon's headquarters will no longer be located in Waltham.
Target is slashing prices on overstocked big-ticket items
Target is stuck with too much home decor and too many TVs. To clear out the glut, it will ramp up discounts.
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Custom knives crafted in Cambridge
MKS custom knives are used by professional chefs and cooking enthusiasts all over the world.
A seafood feast at Woodman's of Essex
Woodman's of Essex hosts a clambake featuring three generations of the family that started it all.
Cooking up a Croque Madame
Bistro Du Midi Executive Chef Robert Sisca is in the Test Kitchen to cook up a classic French sandwich.
Inside the ultimate oceanside guest house
this newly constructed modern guest house boasts spectacular views of its ocean surroundings.
Tour a luxury Boston penthouse loft
Tour of a gorgeously reimagined duplex penthouse in downtown Boston.
Sports
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Arroyo has three RBIs in return, Red Sox beat Guardians 6-3
Christian Arroyo hit a two-run homer powering the red-hot Boston Red Sox to a 6-3 victory over the Cleveland Guardians.
Ime Udoka sees bench scoring as area for Celtics improvement
Clearly, the Celtics could have gotten some better contributions off the bench in that six-game series loss, and Ime Udoka said he's hopeful that the team adds a bench scorer to the mix this summer.
Celtics pick JD Davison has thrown down some insane dunks
Nobody knows what JD Davison's NBA career will look like. But his athleticism is certainly not in question.
Report: Bergeron returning to B's for another year
Patrice Bergeron isn't ready to call it a career just yet. The Bruins captain will be back for a 19th season in Boston.
Celtics pick Alabama guard JD Davison in second round of NBA Draft
"He's a guy that we've seen all year long," Celtics president of basketball operations Brad Stevens said.
Offbeat
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'Huge' great white shark spotted from boat in Cape Cod Bay
A boat was pulling lobster traps in when people on board spotted a big shark.
WATCH: Connecticut woman finds bear inside her house
A Connecticut woman came home this week to find a bear in her kitchen.
World's largest chicken nugget made in Massachusetts
History was made in Massachusetts recently when two TikTok stars created the world's largest chicken nugget.
Santa's Village makes list of top US amusement parks
TripAdvisor has the New Hampshire attraction right up there with some world-famous theme parks in a new ranking.
MBTA to try urine sensors on elevators
The MBTA hopes to tackle public urination in system elevators with technology.