"We've never been able to profit off it." Homeowners cash in on World Cup parking
Homeowners near Gillette Stadium in Foxboro are cashing in on the World Cup by turning their lawns into prime parking spots.
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Homeowners near Gillette Stadium in Foxboro are cashing in on the World Cup by turning their lawns into prime parking spots.
Democrat Seth Moulton and Republican John Deaton, who both want to replace Sen. Ed Markey, clashed during a WBZ pre-primary debate.
For the first time, the World Cup rush to Foxboro collided head on with commuter traffic as Norway and Iraq faced off at 6 p.m. on Tuesday.
Businesses in Boston say they are thrilled with the increased foot traffic that has come with the World Cup.
Norway soccer fans were feeling festive on Tuesday as the World Cup continues in Foxboro.
The Kraft Group is accusing Foxboro officials of abusing the entertainment license process and charging $950,000 instead of $100 for Gillette Stadium events.
Cape Verde's stunning draw against Spain in the World Cup led to arrests in Brockton, Massachusetts after some celebrations became disorderly.
Massachusetts has 10 cities and towns where the typical starter home costs over $1 million, according to Zillow.
The World Cup match will be the first during the weekday rush hour commute and MassDOT is warning drivers from Boston to Foxboro to be prepared.
From Iraqi passion to Norwegian pride, thousands of fans from both sides are in New England to witness history.
The World Cup continues to claim Boston's streets, transportation systems, and bars with fans from Scotland to Norway turning the city into a hotbed of celebrations.
Democrat Seth Moulton and Republican John Deaton have plenty of differences, but they both want to knock out Sen. Ed Markey, who will not participate.
With the announcement of a possible deal to end the war with Iran, one question remains on drivers' minds - will gas prices plunge?
In the Tony-winning play "Eureka Day," a mumps outbreak turns an uber-progressive and inclusive private day school upside down.
Devastating and often fatal wrong-way crashes have MassDOT and lawmakers like State Senator Bruce Tarr working feverishly to prevent them.
