Stomach Virus Leads To 114 Absences At Hanover School
A stomach virus has led to more than 100 absences Friday at South Shore Vocational Technical High School, officials say.
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A stomach virus has led to more than 100 absences Friday at South Shore Vocational Technical High School, officials say.
Jessica Kensky said that she and her husband each lost a left leg in the attack and that she eventually had to have her other leg amputated as well.
The Boston City Council is holding its first hearing on the city's bid for the 2024 Summer Olympics on Friday.
One of the most prominent survivors of the Boston Marathon bombings testified in federal court Thursday.
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev went on trial for his life Wednesday in the Boston Marathon bombing with his own lawyer bluntly telling the jury he committed the crime.
In an effort to reach those listeners who need their news "on-demand," WBZ debuts a weekly Podcast of the highlights of the ground breaking trial happening in the John Joseph Moakley Federal Courthouse in South Boston.
10 women and eight men will decide Tsarnaev's fate.
The panel consists of eight men and 10 women. Opening statements in the case are scheduled for Wednesday.
Tsarnaev reportedly wrote a goodbye note on the boat's panels.
Southie residents aren't thrilled with the city call to remove parking space savers.
The next head of the state's troubled transit system says he's eager to get started and regain the trust of frustrated riders
A long-time resident of Dorchester says she and her neighbors are getting some terrible treatment from the city of Boston.
It might soon be time to saddle up again at Suffolk Downs.
The computer gaming convention PAX East is coming to Boston next month but at least one company run by women is pulling out because of death threats.
The most difficult thing about school proved to be getting there.
The MBTA is slowly returning to normal after a series of crippling snowstorms and frigid temperatures.
Seven horses are OK after a partial roof collapse at an Andover barn Sunday morning.
Gov. Charlie Baker has assembled a special commission to spearhead recovering the MBTA which has struggled to provide consistent service through the brutal stretch of winter weather.
The governor praised the National Guard for their efforts in the snow cleanup.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030's Carl Stevens wrote a poem on the woes of snow.
The harbor is full of ice after weeks of extreme cold.
A building across the street from the Ipswich fire station went up in flames early Tuesday morning.
Two WBZ NewsRadio1030 reporters set out to explore what 'limited service' really means.
The MBTA said it needed the break to clear snow and ice from tracks and to assess equipment damaged by the spate of storms.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030's Carl Stevens wrote a poem about the MBTA being forced to close due to snow.
