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Scott Lowe was lucky to buy a winning scratch ticket and avoid a speeding ticket in his hurry to claim the prize.
By now you have probably heard, there is a fairly good chance that Monday will be another snow day here in southern New England. While it is still a bit early for specifics, I think we can make some early assumptions.
A Stoughton woman is facing abuse and neglect charges for allegedly leaving a dehydrated and malnourished elderly woman in a cold basement with bed sores.
In an interview with WBZ-TV Thursday, Massachusetts Health and Human Services Secretary John Polanowicz said scores of teens under DCF watch are unaccounted for.
Transit Police arrested a Maine man who allegedly struggled with police and bit an officer at the Chinatown MBTA station.
The Boston Red Sox are the defending World Series champions, but are they the best team in the AL East?
With a condensed schedule and 17 games facing them in March, defenseman Johnny Boychuk told T&R there's no time to waste getting back into form.
We rounded up some of the world's most outlandish restaurants. Check out these 10 eateries take weird dining to the next level.
After a stellar night on the court, Celtics point guard Rajon Rondo didn't do much to put out the flames that ignited on the team's recent road trip.
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh says he will boycott the annual St. Patrick's Day parade in South Boston, unless organizers allow gay and lesbian groups to march next month.
What iconic Massachusetts pairings can we come up with?
WBZ NewsRadio 1030's Joe Mathieu looks at a new poll that claims people are putting off retirement to keep their benefits.
Walpole Police and school officials are now investigating several alleged cases of sexting among students. Students told WBZ a group of about 15 girls sent naked photos of themselves to boys, and those pictures were widely shared. They also said some students have already been suspended.
Paul Guzzi, the president-CEO of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce, talks to WBZ NewsRadio 1030′s Joe Mathieu every Thursday.
