April Fools: Some Fall For 'Selfie Shoes' Prank
Shoe retailer Miz Mooz put out a video advertising "selfie shoes" for their April Fools' Day prank.
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Malden Plays April Fools' Day Prank On Residents
The city of Malden announced a new plan Monday to combat dirt laden snow banks and unsightly piles of snow.
BU Student Paper Apologizes, Editor Resigns After April Fool Rape Spoof
Boston University's independent student newspaper, The Daily Free Press, is apologizing for an April Fools' spoof of rape and drugs.
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Men accused of stealing over 1,000 pieces of mail from Massachusetts town
Police say the men were suspected in a mailbox "fishing heist" in a Massachusetts town.
How the Celtics can advance in NBA's In-Season Tournament
The Celtics need to trounce the Bulls and get some help from the Nets -- or a slew of other teams -- to advance in the NBA's In-Season Tournament on Tuesday night.
Bears' win over Vikings helps Patriots further lock in to top-three draft pick
When the Bears beat the Vikings in a rather unique football game on Monday night, it was cause for good feelings in Chicago. It was also good news in New England.
"Strong as a mother," 80 moms who've lost children bond as they grieve
Every year Gilly's House hosts a mothers' luncheon so that the grieving women have a place to come together and talk.
Patriots work out Newton native Austin Burton at quarterback
The Patriots worked out five players on Monday, including a quarterback that is very familiar to New Englanders and WBZ-TV viewers.
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Mother of Avon man found dead in a well believes police didn't do enough
The mother of a man found dead at the bottom of a well believes police didn't do enough to find her son
Advocates say Green Line closure is a sign MBTA is "getting better"
Major parts of the Green Line are shut down for repairs and the MBTA hopes it restores faith in the system
"We don't have enough food," Demand for help at Lawrence pantry up 1,000%
The Bread and Roses food pantry gave out 140,000 pounds of food last month but it only received 100,000 pounds in donations.
Men accused of stealing over 1,000 pieces of mail from Massachusetts town
Police say the men were suspected in a mailbox "fishing heist" in a Massachusetts town.
"Strong as a mother," 80 moms who've lost children bond as they grieve
Every year Gilly's House hosts a mothers' luncheon so that the grieving women have a place to come together and talk.
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Brockton non-profit helps families raise kids with mental health needs
Pinnacle Partnerships in Brockton, is a non-profit organization that provides resources, education and empowerment to families who are raising kids with mental health needs.
COVID variant BA.2.86 triples in new CDC estimates
A highly-mutated descendant called JN.1 could be to blame.
Wilcox Ice Cream recalls all flavors due to possible listeria contamination
Vermont company recalls all of its Wilcox brand ice cream, yogurt and ice cream bars, as well as Leonardo's brand gelato.
Got the winter blues? Here are simple steps to boost your mood
The dark days of winter are approaching but there are some things you can do to keep the winter blues at bay.
Researchers may have discovered why people get a "red wine headache"
Many of us will be reaching for that "bottle of red" on Thanksgiving Day, but some will suffer soon after with a throbbing headache.
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I-Team: Companies fined by OSHA after worker deaths often have penalties reduced
Some companies fined by OSHA after worker deaths often end up getting their penalties reduced to the point where they're not effective.
I-Team: Boston is mapping "hollow sidewalks"
There are mysterious signs in various neighborhoods around Boston warning about so-called "hollow sidewalks."
I-Team: Brothel network suspect got more than $500,000 in COVID relief funds
Court documents show that one of the men involved in the ring received over $500,000 in government funds for one of his businesses.
I-Team: Mass Save's rebate mess infuriates customers
Despite several I-Team investigations and promises to improve, the Mass Save program continues to be plagued with problems.
I-Team: Police draining resources with so many calls to Tewksbury Hospital
Tewksbury Police are called to Tewksbury Hospital so often it's become a significant drain on their resources
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Keller: Ron DeSantis, Sam Bankman-Fried headline 2023 national turkeys
Mother Nature, a spy balloon, a convicted con man and a presidential candidate are all on Jon Keller's 2023 list of national turkeys.
Keller @ Large: The top local turkeys in 2023
A few Boston City Councilors made Jon Keller's annual list of the top turkeys in Massachusetts this year.
Keller: How has the media handled 2024 presidential election coverage so far?
Northeastern University professor and media critic Dan Kennedy looks at the 2024 election coverage so far.
Keller: Republican presidential debates do little to elevate candidates
Any doubts the candidates might have raised about Donald Trump were left behind by a parade of elbow-throwing.
Keller @ Large: Off-year elections have lower turnout but big impact
In Massachusetts and across the nation, local elections will provide insight into what voters are really thinking.
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Here's who's moving in to empty Bed Bath & Beyond stores
Retailers are pouncing on empty Bed Bath & Beyond stores - including some former locations in Massachusetts.
Weekend Wakeup: Harmon Coffee of Rockland
Owner Mike Sullivan started the company in a small shed next to his house.
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Beetlejuice! Mass. neighborhood turned into film set
Several blocks of one Melrose neighborhood are decked out in Halloween decor for the movie filming.
Keller: Is Beacon Hill to blame for Massachusetts' retail theft problem?
Massachusetts has a growing retail theft problem and Beacon Hill may be to blame for part of it.
4-day work week would make Mass. more competitive, supporters say
Should Massachusetts explore the benefits of a four-day work week? There was a hearing in Boston Tuesday.
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Generations of penny candy, local goods, and whimsical shopping
The Vermont Country Store has since become an iconic destination for locals and tourists alike.
Museum, sculpture garden, theater, and more at Southern Vermont Arts Center
Creating an inviting environment for the community to meet, enjoy and participate in the arts
Entertaining audiences for 85 years at Weston Theater Company
For over 85 years, Weston Theater Company has been creating engaging, entertaining, and inspiring theater.
Curated experiences at Kimpton Taconic boutique hotel
Surrounded by mountains, Kimpton Taconic is a boutique hotel offering both classic and highly curated experiences.
Using daylight to create space and comfort in your home
Learn how the strategic use of windows and harnessing the power of daylight can create space and comfort within a home.
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How the Celtics can advance in NBA's In-Season Tournament
The Celtics need to trounce the Bulls and get some help from the Nets -- or a slew of other teams -- to advance in the NBA's In-Season Tournament on Tuesday night.
Bears' win over Vikings helps Patriots further lock in to top-three draft pick
When the Bears beat the Vikings in a rather unique football game on Monday night, it was cause for good feelings in Chicago. It was also good news in New England.
Patriots work out Newton native Austin Burton at quarterback
The Patriots worked out five players on Monday, including a quarterback that is very familiar to New Englanders and WBZ-TV viewers.
What to know about the High School Super Bowls at Gillette Stadium
Sixteen high schools from around Massachusetts will take over the home of the New England Patriots this week, as Gillette Stadium will play host to eight MIAA Super Bowls between Wednesday and Friday.
Columbus beats Boston, 5-2, for Bruins' third straight loss
The Atlantic Division-leading Bruins haven't lost three consecutive games since April 2022.
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"Astounding" number of whales seen feeding off Maine
It's a feeding frenzy in the Gulf of Maine for whales and sharks - sometimes chowing down side by side.
Golden Retriever Experience at Vermont farm proves hugely popular
Fall tourists are coming out in droves to a farm in Vermont to play with some golden retrievers.
Mini stallion siblings in Massachusetts looking for new home
A pair of mini stallion brothers are looking for a new home.
Northern Lights "easily visible" from Mount Washington
The Mount Washington Observatory shared a photo of the northern lights from when they were at their peak.
Here's what "Gronk Playground" will look like when it opens
The final design plan is out for the playground bearing Rob Gronkowski's name.