Heating Assistance Cuts Hitting Mass. Families Hard
Some people call it a crisis in the making. This winter, it's more than likely that there will be a lot less money to help people heat their homes.
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Some people call it a crisis in the making. This winter, it's more than likely that there will be a lot less money to help people heat their homes.
Five secrets that may help you get it all done without all the stress and without blowing your budget. WBZ-TV's Paula Ebben has more from Cambridge.
There are a lot of new products which promise to protect your enamel from acid erosion.
Massachusetts' unemployment rate fell from 8.4 percent in September to 8.1 percent in October, well below the national average of 9.6 percent, the Patrick administration announced Thursday.
A local watchdog group is out with it's annual list of the "10 Worst Toys" for holiday shoppers to be on the lookout for.
The I-Team paid more than $80 for just one pizza when they ordered from a Boston pizzeria accused of overcharging the credit cards of late night customers.
From one end of the state to the other exterminators say their phones are ringing off the hook with calls to eradicate the bugs.
According to consumer expert Edgar Dworsky, "many of the so-called 'doorbusters' are not worth getting up for at 3am."
Despite all of the warnings about the dangers of smoking, tobacco use is still the leading cause of preventable death and illness here in Massachusetts and across the nation.
Four Loko said it will remove the caffeine from its products just as the Food and Drug Administration is set to ban it.
Jon Keller takes a look at whether the Volt is living up to the hype and all of the politics surrounding the new car.
The last thing someone going into surgery would ever consider is the possibility their doctor or nurse could be high on drugs. But it happens, sometimes with devastating consequences.
Under the American Recovery and Rreinvestment Stimulus Program, Massachusetts was given $122 million to assist the state's weatherization of more than 16,000 low-moderate income homes.
A cobbler in Arlington has vanished and taken with him several pairs of shoes, some reported to be worth hundreds of dollars.
New research indicates women might have fared better than men in these difficult investing times.
