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Every child going to preschool or day care in New York City will soon be required to get the flu vaccine. Supporters say the vaccine can save lives and keep kids from getting sick. But opponents say parents should decide what's best for their children.
Paul Guzzi, the president-CEO of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce, talks to WBZ NewsRadio 1030′s Joe Mathieu every Thursday.
A dog helped save her owner who was badly injured in a car crash just days before Thanksgiving.
More than a hundred survivors of the Boston Marathon bombings, along with family members and first responders, left Boston's Logan airport Wednesday night on an all-expenses-paid vacation to the south of France.
Methuen Police are looking for a burglar or burglars after a rash of robberies on the East Side of the city.
A mother and daughter were injured when they fell 40 feet from a ski lift at Crotched Mountain on Wednesday.
Volunteers are building a playground for each of the 26 Sandy Hook victims in different areas affected by Superstorm Sandy.
A Marshfield couple could be in trouble with the law for telling hunters to stay away from their property.
As part of a new series "Eye On Education," WBZ-TV will be focusing on both technology and innovation in the school systems across the state.
It's early in the effort but one surprising local town is leading the way.
New smart parking sensors in the Innovation District may help drivers find empty parking spaces.
A former Fortune 500 executive told police he was trying to kill himself when he drove his pickup truck across the grassy median of a New Hampshire highway and slammed into an SUV, killing the expectant Vermont couple inside, prosecutors said Wednesday.
This week's edition of 10 Questions with Wiggy on the Felger and Massarotti Show.
Alex is a laid-back 2-year-old toddler of Haitian descent who loves to snuggle.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030 Kidcasts from the Nashoba Valley Holiday Festival of Lights. (12/7/13)
