WBZ News Update for September 16
Remnants of Hurricane Lee move out; Suspect shot by Providence police; Billerica scrap yard fire; Sumner Tunnel closed again
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Remnants of Hurricane Lee move out; Suspect shot by Providence police; Billerica scrap yard fire; Sumner Tunnel closed again
WBZ-TV's Chris Tanaka reports.
A massive fire broke out at a junkyard in Billerica on Friday afternoon.
A massive fire broke out at a junkyard in Billerica on Friday afternoon.
At 16-years-old, Daniel Darris-O'Connor will not be eligible to vote by next November but is focused on expanding the right to vote to others.
WBZ-TV's Brandon Truitt reports.
A couple and their six kids are running the What the Fork food truck and they have plans to expand.
WBZ TV's Levan Reid reports.
A Billerica community is frustrated because flying stray golf balls from a golf course next door are damaging their property and have had close calls with residents.
WBZ-TV's Tammy Mutasa reports.
WBZ TV's Levan Reid reports.
Police said the man entered the bank without a weapon, but gave the teller a note demanding cash.
A Lowell man is facing charges after police said he ripped open a bag of Fentanyl, exposing a Billerica police officer who had to be hospitalized.
WBZ TV's Mike Sullivan reports.
After a three-hour school committee meeting, the Billerica school committee voted to reject a proposal that would extend the school day by 30 minutes.
After pushback from parents and teachers, Billerica has scrapped a plan to extend the school day. WBZ-TV's Kristina Rex reports.
While the suspect didn't steal anything, he left a lot of damage behind.
Security cameras captured a man climbing through a ventilation shaft to break into a Billerica restaurant. WBZ-TV’s Juli McDonald reports.
Some Billerica parents are sounding off after an activist who is facing federal fraud charges was invited and paid to speak to students at the high school in honor of Black History Month.
Billerica was one of several communities with just a couple of inches to snow to call off school.
A Massachusetts Girl Scout troop is working hard to pass new legislation that would protect local wildlife.
SkyEye was overhead when firefighters wearing special water suits pulled the man to shore.
SkyEye was overhead when firefighters wearing special water suits pulled the man to shore.
The lights are on at the Lossman family's home in Billerica for the 28th year in a row!
Even after their own hardships, the lights are on at the Lossman family's home in Billerica for the 28th year in a row! WBZ-TV's Juli McDonald reports.
