This Week On myTV38: February 10-14
This Week On myTV38: Leonard visits the Hadron Collider. Plus, Berta quits.
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This Week On myTV38: Leonard visits the Hadron Collider. Plus, Berta quits.
Boston is world renown for innovation, education and hard-working people. But the city and region are still facing some big challenges. For many families, finding an affordable place to live is a struggle, whether buying or renting.
It was a frightening scene at a Citgo gas station in Dorchester on Sunday morning when a driver plowed into a man who was pumping gas.
Members of the Sharon Fire Department and the Animal Rescue League of Boston saved a hawk Sunday afternoon that had become entangled in landscape netting, public safety officials said.
Mayor Martin Walsh says Boston's police department and the city will initiate a gun buyback after a 14-year-old boy was accused of accidentally shooting and killing his 9-year-old brother.
Federal prosecutors and lawyers for Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev will be in court this week for the first time since U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder authorized prosecutors to seek the death penalty against Tsarnaev.
It's now Sunday however and if I hear Scott Hamilton gushing about one more sawed off camel's axle, or what the hell ever they call 'em, I'm going to switch to re-runs of Duck Dynasty.
A Northern California company is recalling more than 8.7 million pounds of beef products because it processed diseased and unhealthy animals without a full federal inspection, federal officials said Saturday.
While we're using the upcoming two-plus weeks without an actual Bruins game to conjure up trades general manager Peter Chiarelli can make between the end of the Olympic trade freeze and the March 5 trade deadline, we're going to have to lower our expectations.
Massachusetts is seeking public comment while it crafts guidelines aimed at keeping kids in school by reducing suspensions and expulsions.
The 2014 race for governor, was just one of the topics candidate Evan Falchuk discussed with Jon Keller on this week's Keller @ Large.
Broken Tails Rescue in Worcester was on Pet Parade this week.
There is a split decision regarding forecast confidence this week. It runs from high the first half to low the second half. By late tomorrow to early Tuesday, there should be more clarification for the period of Thursday through Saturday. The reason for the uncertainty stems from conflicting signals and inconsistency from the model guidance due to a busy atmosphere that is loaded with multiple perturbations.
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh said Saturday he plans to hold a gun buyback program in the city to deal with the recent spike in violence.
Attorney General Eric Holder is applying a landmark Supreme Court ruling over same-sex marriage rights to the Justice Department.
