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The big game is this weekend and we have some takeout specials for you. Also on this week's To Do List: a virtual breakfast with zoo animals, a chocolate and ice sculpture festival, and trip to Boston's Museum of African American History.
Boston Police are investigating a possible tampering incident at a Target store in Dorchester.
During Thursday's Senate confirmation hearing, Boston Mayor Marty Walsh was asked about the cost of living. His answer put one local shop in the national spotlight.
A 20-year-old Quincy woman has been arrested for allegedly leading police on a slow-speed chase in a stolen Boston Fire pick-up truck.
Some parents desperate to get the COVID vaccine are pleading with Gov. Charlie Baker.
Before he was a Super Bowl winning fullback with the Kansas City Chiefs, Anthony Sherman was a star athlete at North Attleboro High School.
Just two days after he was sworn into office, Boston Police Commissioner Dennis White was put on leave because of a domestic incident with his ex-wife years ago.
Sen. Richard Burr made it clear before Marty Walsh even spoke that his confirmation was assured, and the waltz was on.
The Department of Homeland Security Investigations is increasing its efforts this week to find vendors selling counterfeit Super Bowl merchandise. Last year the department seized $123 million worth of counterfeit sports items.
A Maine man and a Massachusetts man were arrested Thursday for their roles in the breaching of the U.S. Capitol, the FBI said.
Gov. Charlie Baker said Massachusetts has received more than one million doses of the vaccine in total.
With February 1 marking the one-year anniversary of the first coronavirus case in Massachusetts, Dr. Mallika Marshall is looking at some of the key questions about the long-term effects of the virus.
Local law enforcement agencies all over Tampa Bay are preparing for Super Bowl weekend, by increasing police presence and making sure teams know what they will be patrolling.
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker announced on Thursday that restaurants, gyms and other businesses will be able to increase capacity limits.
It was a very scary incident for a family traveling on I-93 in Wilmington Wednesday morning.
