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Floridians scramble at Logan Airport ahead of Hurricane Ian
Floridians are scrambling both to get home and to get out of Florida on the last flights to and from Logan Airport.
Happy hour consequences in Massachusetts not worth it, Baker says
Governor Charlie Baker said he continues to believe bringing back happy hour in Massachusetts is not "a good idea."
Pharmacist shortage prevents some Walgreens customers from getting meds
A staffing shortage at two Walgreens pharmacies in Cambridge kept some people from getting their medications.
Worcester baseball game honors Officer Manny Familia
All proceeds from the baseball game will benefit the Manny 267 Foundation in honor of fallen Worcester Officer Manny Familia.
Customers looking for ways to combat skyrocketing energy costs
With electric bills going up beginning November 1, people in Massachusetts are not only frustrated, but looking at ways to save money this winter.
Health News
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Doctor recommends getting flu shot earlier, due to rise in cases
Doctors' offices across the state are being inundated with sick kids, with flu cases popping up earlier than usual.
Adults should be screened for anxiety, task force recommends
The US Preventive Services Task Force says for the first time that adults under the age of 65 should be screened for anxiety.
Drinking tea could help reduce your chance of getting diabetes
Drinking tea could help reduce your chance of getting diabetes but you may need to drink a lot of it to get that benefit.
Why are you exhausted after a long day's work? Researchers discover a clue
Researchers found that doing mentally challenging tasks for more than six hours triggers a buildup of a particular molecule.
Doctors recommend COVID boosters for people 12 and up before Halloween
Getting the vaccine before Halloween will allow ample time to build immunity before cold and flu season hits.
I-Team
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19 Massachusetts police officers off the job as result of the new law enforcement certification
The WBZ I-Team has learned 19 police officers are no longer certified to serve in Massachusetts because of a new effort to boost the public's trust in law enforcement.
Reported explosion at Northeastern investigated as possible hoax: I-Team sources
Sources tell WBZ-TV's I-Team that police are now investigating whether there was an explosion at all.
I-Team: Man hopes his case helps others erase old marijuana records
Advocates have criticized the courts for too often refusing to clear old marijuana charges.
I-Team: MBTA has a history of ignoring safety issues
"The MBTA is sitting on a time bomb," a rail safety expert told WBZ-TV.
I-Team: Active shooter training not required for Massachusetts schools
Districts need to have an emergency plan but they don't need to file it with the state.
Keller @ Large
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Watch the complete Question 1 debate: The "Millionaire's Tax"
Question 1 on the Massachusetts statewide ballot this November deals with the so-called "Millionaire's Tax."
Keller: Should voters care about decline in debates before Election Day?
Election Day is less than two months away and more political candidates in Massachusetts are reluctant to debate.
Keller: DeSantis's Vineyard migrant stunt makes immigration crisis worse
Jon Keller says Florida's governor is exploiting migrants by sending them to the Vineyard to score cheap political points with the uninformed and easily frightened.
Keller @ Large: Difference between NH's Don Bolduc and Maggie Hassan is clear
What isn't clear is which way New Hampshire voters will swing at the ballot box.
Keller: Geoff Diehl's challenge facing Maura Healey
Republican Geoff Diehl faces several challenges as he takes on Democrat Maura Healey in the general election.
Business News
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3 Bed Bath & Beyond stores in Massachusetts on closing list
Three Bed Bath & Beyond stores in Massachusetts are on a "store closings" list on the struggling retailer's website.
Child labor violations reported at New England restaurants
The Labor Department is highlighting child labor law violations it says it found at New England restaurants.
Regal Cinemas owner files for bankruptcy
The company is dealing with billions of dollars in debt and lower-than-expected attendance at screenings.
Some Boston hotels, restaurants, still desperate for workers as business returns
Despite the boom in business, some hotels and restaurants say they still cannot reach pre-pandemic staff levels.
Sam's Club raising membership prices
Add a Sam's Club membership to the list of subscriptions that are getting more expensive.
New England Living
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Health food for pets at Loyal Biscuit of Maine
Loyal Biscuit is known throughout Maine as the go-to health food store for pets.
Visiting the Owls Head Transportation Museum
Owls Head Transportation Museum is one of Midcoast Maine's top tourist spots.
Sailing the coast with Maine Windjammer
Cruising on this fleet of sailboats promises spectacular scenery, great food, and pure adventure.
Luxury boutique hotels in Midcoast Maine
The Bay View Collection offers a fully integrated Midcoast Maine vacation.
Custom knives crafted in Cambridge
MKS custom knives are used by professional chefs and cooking enthusiasts all over the world.
Sports
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Orioles bash Red Sox 14-8 for sixth loss in a row
Boston dropped its season-high sixth consecutive game, one night after it was eliminated from postseason contention.
Mac Jones says he's "day to day," despite reports of "pretty severe" injury
The news on Monday afternoon regarding the injury to Mac Jones' left ankle appeared to be quite bad. The quarterback's disposition early Monday evening, though, was notably more positive.
Mark Andrews bonds with young Pats fan over Type 1 diabetes
"Keep on fighting, all right? You can do it," Andrews told the fan. "You're not alone, man. There are a lot of people that live with Type 1 just like you, all right? Keep fighting."
Robert Williams discusses knee surgery, eagerness to return
Robert Williams won't be hitting the floor for the Celtics for a few more months. But the big man was pretty happy to be back with his teammates at Monday's Media Day in Canton.
Joe Mazzulla doesn't run from past issues with the law
Joe Mazzulla was asked about a pair of incidents from his past, which the new Celtics coach said helped him grow as a person.
Offbeat
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3 New England corn mazes voted among America's best
What better way to spend a beautiful fall day than getting lost in a maze of corn for a few hours?
New England farmer grows pink pumpkins for a cure
A farmer in Maine is selling pink pumpkins for a good cause.
Seal finally leaves Beverly pond, crawls to police station in middle of night
"Shoebert" traveled through a parking lot and came to the side door of the police station at 2:30 a.m. Friday.
Sniffspot lets homeowners rent out backyard for dogs to use
For an hourly fee, homeowners can rent out their backyard to dogs look for a little leg room.
Reading brothers bringing Irish pub right to your front door
Two brothers from Reading are bringing the Irish pub experience right to your door with their pub on wheels.