Repairs Underway After Burst Water Pipe Floods Downtown Street
It was quite a scene in a section of Downtown Boston this morning, as a water pipe let go, sending water cascading down a congested street.
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It was quite a scene in a section of Downtown Boston this morning, as a water pipe let go, sending water cascading down a congested street.
A group of students at Brown University are ditching their clothes for a week to celebrate nudity.
Miaou Boston is working on opening a cat cafe which would feature cats from local shelters.
Registration for your chance to buy them begins at noon Thursday.
The Massachusetts Statehouse has been evacuated.
Our one chance for substantial rain is disappearing and the dry stretch rolls on. High pressure will be in charge through the weekend with cool nights and seasonably mild days which will include ample sunshine. We'll also have onshore breezes which may throw clumps of clouds our way at times.
Researchers at Harvard and Massachusetts Institute of Technology say they have built an actual lightsaber, like the ones used in the Star Wars saga.
Do you find yourself in a tough spot this week with your fantasy football roster? Scratching your head wondering who to start or who to pick up to fill a need? To help you out, Dave Richard called in to Toucher & Rich with his advice for Week 4.
Toucher & Rich are doing their due diligence to warn you about the "Armpits of America." Rich will give a short description of a real news story, and it's your job to guess where the story came from.
T&R have sent Adolfo out all summer long looking for Mikey in the Back Bay Fens area and all summer long he couldn't be located. The other day they sent him out once again and this time luck was on his side and Mikey was found and gave his thoughts on the Red Sox.
I was charged with trying to shame non-voters by "employing an analysis of a complex subject into a simplified, less detailed form."
WBZ NewsRadio 1030's Joe Mathieu looks at a study that says 15-percent of American adults are not online.
The new owners of Newsweek magazine are instituting a strict dress policy for employees. No jeans, t-shirts or sneakers in the office. Employees can't have messy hair or body odor either. Can office dress codes be too strict?
Paul Guzzi, the president-CEO of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce, talks to WBZ NewsRadio 1030′s Joe Mathieu every Thursday.
Police in New York have arrested a man who was wanted for slashing two people on a Salem State University shuttle bus.
