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On the morning before Thanksgiving, many travelers were on the road early, trying to beat the traffic.
Today is "Edwin Rodriguez Day" in Worcester.
The Boston Housing Authority's most "distressed" development is getting a major facelift.
There was a traffic nightmare in Revere Wednesday morning when a car going northbound on Route 1A smacked into a utility pole.
An 89-year-old great-grandmother from Lynn has a message to fellow senior citizens, after she was mugged and beaten outside her home.
The week before Thanksgiving is the busiest week of the year at the Greater Boston Food Bank.
With full body scanners in place, and a T.S.A. policy allowing "firm patdowns", some airline passengers are asking, "How far is too far for security?"
U.S. Senator Scott Brown spoke before members of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce on Monday.
Northeastern University is donating all of its football equipment to the Boston public school system.
Two brothers from Weston have come up with an idea that could change the way that Americans remember veterans on Veterans Day.
Relatives of Mara Pappalardo gathered at Candia District Court for the murder arraignment of Mara's husband, Christopher Smeltzer.
Massachusetts voters bucked the trend Tuesday by voting for Democrats for Congress and for state-wide offices. WBZ Radio's Carl Stevens talked to voters to get their reaction the morning after.
With the end of the election, comes the end of campaign ads -- something that WBZ's Carl Stevens is looking forward to.
When Scott Brown came out of nowhere to win the special election to succeed U.S. Senator Ted Kennedy, he brought hope to Republicans across the country.
With good weather predicted and Halloween falling on a Sunday, Salem police say this could be their busiest Halloween ever.
Boston City Councilor Chuck Turner got hugs of support as he left Boston Federal Court Wednesday morning. This was his second and final day on the witness stand.
WBZ's Carl Stevens talks to people in Chuck Turner's council district about what they think of Turner now that he's on trial in Boston Federal Court.
"Back On My Feet" helps the homeless get a leg up.
Two weeks before the election, WBZ's Carl Stevens checks in with voters at the Deluxe Town Diner in Watertown.
Two weeks before election day, we ask folks at the Deluxe Town Diner in Watertown what their priorities are.
Boston hosts the national Natural Products Expo.
Heavy rain creates inconvenience in Boston, especially at a Cambridge coffee shop.
