Kerry Gilpin Named New Head Of Mass State Police
Col. Kerry Gilpin was sworn in as the new Massachusetts State Police Superintendent Wednesday.
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Salem Halloween Visitors Asked To Leave Prop Weapons At Home
Costumes are welcome in Salem, considered one of the most popular Halloween destinations in America. Certain props, however, are not.
Potentially Toxic Weeds Growing On Elementary School Lawn
A potentially toxic and invasive type of weed has blanketed the front lawn of a Massachusetts elementary school.
Seth Moulton Hopes Congress Has 'Courage To Do More' After Las Vegas Attack
US Representative Seth Moulton says he will not be taking part in a moment of silence in Congress for the mass shooting in Las Vegas because "that just becomes an excuse for inaction."
Dan Rea, Diane Stern Inducted Into Mass. Broadcasters Hall Of Fame
Two familiar WBZ NewsRadio 1030 voices were inducted into the Massachusetts Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame Thursday.
Patriots Fan Hosting Jersey-Burning Party In Response To Anthem Protests
One Patriots fan is burning mad over some of the players' decision to kneel during the national anthem Sunday--so he's burning his favorite Pats T-shirt, and inviting other fans to join him.
AG Healey Signs On To Consumer Credit Protection Bill In Wake Of Equifax Breach
A week after filing suit against credit scoring agency Equifax, Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey is pushing for a bill that creates stricter rules on consumers' credit information.
Former DACA Recipient: 'We Can Thrive Given The Opportunity'
Filipe Zamborlini is a former DACA recipient, he now has a green card and works at the State House.
Mayor Walsh Proclaims Tuesday 'Pete Frates Day' In Boston
The man who inspired the ice bucket challenge that has raised millions for ALS research is being honored at Boston City Hall.
NH State Rep: I'll Get Full Body Wax If Fundraising Goal For Harvey Victims Is Met
New Hampshire State Rep. Joseph Stallcop said he'll get a full body wax if he can raise $50K for the Red Cross by Halloween.
Mass. Can't Take Down Its Only Confederate Monument
State leaders are trying to determine what should be done with Massachusetts' only Confederate monument.
Jane, Bill Richard Dedicate Martin's Park In Groundbreaking Ceremony
The Martin family said the park would be an inclusive playground for children to be creative and play.
Body Found In Merrimack River After Jet Ski Crash; Man Charged With OUI
Search crews found a body late Monday morning believed to be that of a 16-year-old girl who went missing after a jet ski collision on the Merrimack River.
'Dukes Of Hazzard' Star Regrets Arrest, Aims For Sobriety
Tom Wopat expressed "his deepest regrets to friends, family, and his many loyal fans" for the "unfortunate events" but denied any wrongdoing.
Lawyer Says Man Who Brought Loaded Gun To Logan Made A 'Mistake'
Police arrested a man at Logan Airport Wednesday morning after a loaded gun was found in his carry-on luggage.
Mother, Daughter Of ICE-Detained MIT Janitor Ask Gov. Baker For Help
Dozens of supporters rallied outside the State House Thursday to call for the release of MIT janitor Francisco Rodriguez.
Police: 6-Year-Old Manchester Boy May Have Overdosed
Manchester Police were called to an apartment on Conant Street around 6 a.m. Tuesday and found the little boy unresponsive.
Chicago Bears Receiver Testifies In Aaron Hernandez Double Murder Trial
Chicago Bears wide receiver Deonte Thompson was on the stand, and was questioned about a party he invited Hernandez to in Florida--which took place around the time Hernandez's ex-best friend claims Hernandez shot him.
Testy Verbal Sparring Continues In Aaron Hernandez Double Murder Trial
For the second day in a row, the defense attorney in the Aaron Hernandez double murder trial sparred with the prosecution's star witness, a former friend of the ex-NFL star, during cross examination.
Throngs Of Customers Line Up For Opening Day At Sullivan's On Castle Island
The combination of a record-setting February day and Massachusetts school vacation week led to massive crowds of hungry customers on opening day at Sullivan's on Castle Island.
Tewksbury Resident Wants Native American Logos Banned At Public Schools
A Tewksbury resident wants state lawmakers to ban the use of Native American symbols and logos at public schools.
Revere Police Detective Charged With Child Abuse
Authorities say Detective Marcos Garcia, 32 of Saugus, confessed to hitting his girlfriend's 5-year-old son with a belt six times after the boy refused to eat dinner Thursday night.
10-Month-Old Baby Girl Exposed To Fentanyl In Methuen
A 10-month-old baby girl had to be revived twice after she was exposed to the opiate fentanyl over the weekend, Methuen Police said.
Boston Students Walk Out Of Classes To Protest Trump
More than 200 Boston students walked out of classes to protest some of President-elect Donald Trump's proposed policies.
Marathon Bombing Survivors Share Stories Of Healing In New Documentary
The HBO documentary follows three resilient families who were impacted by the marathon bombings.
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Teens perform with Boston Pops, Guster at Symphony Hall
The five winners of the Fidelity Investments Young Artists Competition got the opportunity to perform on stage with Keith Lockhart and the Boston Pops.
State lawmakers renew push for bill that bans body size discrimination
Two bills would make it illegal to discriminate on the basis of body type.
Refsnyder has go-ahead RBI single in 4-run 8th, Red Sox beat Guardians 5-4
Rob Refsnyder had the go-ahead RBI single in a four-run eighth inning and James Paxton tied his season high with nine strikeouts, giving the Boston Red Sox a 5-4 victory over the Cleveland Guardians on Tuesday night.
Chris Christie launches presidential bid in New Hampshire
New Hampshire is in the national spotlight as former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is back in Manchester officially launching his bid for the Republican nomination.
Boston Police officer shoots into car during investigation in Jamaica Plain
A Boston Police officer shot into a car during an investigation in Jamaica Plain Tuesday night.
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Boston Police officer shoots into car during investigation in Jamaica Plain
A Boston Police officer shot into a car during an investigation in Jamaica Plain Tuesday night.
Two 11-year-olds struck by vehicle in Brockton
Both of the children were taken to the hospital, and one of them was airlifted to a Boston hospital.
Teens perform with Boston Pops, Guster at Symphony Hall
The five winners of the Fidelity Investments Young Artists Competition got the opportunity to perform on stage with Keith Lockhart and the Boston Pops.
Family of Molly Bish wants investigation moved to Hampden County
Molly Bish was kidnapped from her lifeguard post in Warren in 2000.
PGA Tour announces merger with Saudi-backed LIV Golf
The most disruptive year in golf ended Tuesday when the PGA Tour and European tour agreed to a merger with Saudi Arabia's golf interests, creating a commercial operation designed to unify professional golf around the world.
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Dentists creating spa-like experience to ease patient anxiety
Many dentists are trying to create a spa-like experience, adding services to make your visit as enjoyable as possible.
Why has my tongue turned white?
Dr. Mallika Marshall is answering your medical questions.
New discovery on how psoriasis spreads may lead to more effective treatments
A new discovery about how psoriasis spreads may lead to more effective treatments.
Energy drinks pose health risks to children, experts warn
Energy drinks are as popular as ever but health experts are warning that these beverages may pose health risks, especially to children.
When should I get my next Covid booster?
According to the CDC, if you have recently had COVID, you may want to wait at least three months before getting a booster.
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I-Team: Suspect accused of stealing State Police rifle is on the run
The 15-year-old suspect cut off his GPS monitoring bracelet and may be armed, sources tell the I-Team.
I-Team: Video shows gunman open fire near Revere Beach
Video obtained by the WBZ-TV I-Team shows the moment a gunman opened fire near Revere Beach on Sunday.
I-Team: Undeclared dangerous goods pose risk to cargo ships, crew
Dangerous goods or hazmat cargo can be anything from explosives and chemicals to paint and lithium-ion batteries.
I-Team: Homeowners beg lawmakers not to pass bill enabling controversial loans
BlueHub Capital says it's helping homeowners hold onto their houses. Critics have a different take on the Boston-based non-profit.
I-Team: RMV error leaves driver wondering how many others were robbed of license
A Westford man got a notice from the RMV that his license was suspended for a medical complaint.
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Keller @ Large: GOP presidential hopefuls have no hope against Trump
The GOP primaries are Trump's world. Other candidates just live in it.
Keller @ Large: AG Andrea Campbell talks online betting, police reform and crime prevention
WBZ-TV's political analyst Jon Keller talks with Attorney General Andrea Campbell.
Keller @ Large: What can be done about spate of summer gun violence?
Summer violence has become all too common around the country.
Keller: Why the number of people leaving Massachusetts is so concerning
A large number of Massachusetts residents have been leaving the state in recent years. So what impact will that have?
Keller @ Large: Jon Keller celebrates 30 years on Boston TV
Here's a look at some of Jon Keller's more memorable moments from the last 30 years.
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Barnes & Noble opening 2 new bookstores in Mass. this month
Barnes & Noble is opening two new bookstores in Massachusetts this month - on the same day.
Wegmans closing Natick store; 'Unable to attract enough customers"
The Natick Mall supermarket is one of the company's largest locations.
Bed Bath & Beyond set to stop accepting returns
The end is near for Bed Bath & Beyond.
Braintree ice cream shop owner explains steep price increase
A popular ice cream shop in Braintree had some explaining to do after customers noticed a hike in price.
Target recalling nearly 5 million candles
Some people have reported getting cuts or severe burns from the recalled candles.
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Cooking Green Crab Bisque with Chef Charles Draghi
Chef Chuck joins Rachel Holt in the Test Kitchen to create his signature green crab bisque.
Connecting with nature at Vermont Institute of Natural Science
Vermont Institute of Natural Science sits on 47 acres of picturesque forest land.
Redefining the future of food at Chew food innovation lab
With a mission to create brands and products that are delicious, nutritious and sustainable, Chew is redefining the future of food.
Urban pop artist Blind Fox decorates Boston's trendiest hot spots
When Boston's trendiest hotspots need an eye-catching mural or art installation, they turn to Blind Fox.
Brattle Book Shop is an historic hidden gem
Established in 1825, Brattle Book Shop is one of America's oldest and largest used book shops
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Refsnyder has go-ahead RBI single in 4-run 8th, Red Sox beat Guardians 5-4
Rob Refsnyder had the go-ahead RBI single in a four-run eighth inning and James Paxton tied his season high with nine strikeouts, giving the Boston Red Sox a 5-4 victory over the Cleveland Guardians on Tuesday night.
There was a little tussle at Tuesday's OTA session
Ahead of Tuesday's OTA session in Foxboro, Bill Belichick said it would be a "low-tempo" kind of day for his Patriots players. That didn't keep tempers from getting a little hot during the practice.
Christian Gonzalez had impressive showing at Tuesday's OTA
Christian Gonzalez is off and running for the New England Patriots.
Belichick fields questions on Jalen Mills, Jack Jones
With Devin McCourty retiring, there certainly are some questions this offseason about the Patriots' plans for the secondary.
Belichick describes life as an NFL rookie: "Drinking through a fire hose"
"They've got a lot to learn, they're trying. Drinking through a fire hose, but that's what it is for rookies coming into the NFL."
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"One in 30 million" rare orange lobster only has one claw
A truly unique catch has found a home at the University of New England.
Incredibly rare blue lobster on display in Gloucester
The New England Aquarium says the odds of catching a blue lobster are one in two million.
Raccoon euthanized after woman brings it to pet store, other customers kiss it
She was seeking to get the animal's nails trimmed - a service the store does not provide to raccoons.
Want a free lighthouse? US giving some away, selling others at auction
Plymouth Light and other lighthouses in Massachusetts are on the giveaway list.
Worried about sharks? Experts say attacks are extremely rare
You're at exponentially greater risk of getting hurt in a car accident on the way to the beach.