Trump appearing at New Hampshire town hall event after sex assault verdict
WBZ TV's Katrina Kincade reports.
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Don Lemon says CNN fired him, is "stunned" by his termination
"After 17 years at CNN, I would have thought that someone in management would have had the decency to tell me directly," he said in a statement.
Secret Service driver for Michelle Obama charged with criminal harassment on Vineyard
WBZ TV's Liam Martin reports.
Woman who allegedly helped arrange migrant flights to Martha's Vineyard identified as former counter
WBZ TV's Nick Giovanni reports.
FDA Puts Strict Limits On Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine
The change is being made because of the risk of a rare and dangerous clotting condition.
Biden Administration Phasing Out Incandescent Light Bulbs, Reversing Trump-Era Policy
The rule is an effective nail in the coffin for incandescent bulbs, which use a higher wattage than LED bulbs for the same amount of brightness.
Mysterious Liver Disease In Children: CDC Issues Advisory On Acute Hepatitis
An investigation continues into cases of acute hepatitis with unknown causes among children who had adenovirus infections.
Pink Full Moon Will Be In The Sky This Weekend
April's full moon will illuminate the sky this entire weekend, and while it's called the pink moon, it's not actually that color.
Amazon To Start Charging Sellers 5% Fuel, Inflation Surcharge
Amazon said Wednesday that for the first time in company history it will charge sellers a 5% fuel and inflation surcharge.
Baskin-Robbins Ice Cream Chain Getting A Makeover With New Look, Flavors
Baskin-Robbins is making some changes.
IKEA Will Pay You To Get Its Old Furniture Back
Ikea is making its Buy Back & Resell program permanent.
Free School Lunch May Be Coming To An End For Millions Of Kids
Lawmakers have not yet agreed to extend the pandemic waivers for free school meals.
You Can Now Order 4 More Free At-Home COVID Tests
Americans can now order a second set of free at-home Covid-19 rapid antigen tests from the federal government.
COVID Vaccine Authorization For Younger Children Delayed As FDA Postpones Meeting
Parents will have to keep waiting to find out when their youngest children can get a Covid-19 vaccine.
Local Researchers Able To Regrow Frog's Amputated Leg
Scientists at Harvard and Tufts were able to trigger the regrowth of a frog's amputated leg.
SAT Test Will Go All-Digital Starting In 2024
The SAT test taken by prospective college students across the country will go all-digital starting in 2024, the College Board announced.
COVID-19 Vaccinations Do Not Impair Fertility In Men Or Women, Study Finds
A new study adds to growing evidence that there is no connection between Covid-19 vaccinations and a reduced chance of conceiving.
'Sick To My Stomach': Dollar Tree Fanatics Protest New $1.25 Prices
Dollar Tree's recent decision to end $1 prices after 35 years and raise most items at stores to $1.25 has elicited an angry response.
Medicare Proposes To Cover Biogen's Controversial Alzheimer's Drug With Restrictions
Medicare has proposed covering the controversial and costly Alzheimer's drug Aduhelm only for those enrolled in qualifying clinical trials.
Bank Of America Slashing Fees For Overdrafts, Eliminating Charge For Bounced Checks
Fees for bounced checks or lacking enough money in your account could soon be a thing of the past.
Warning Issued About Fake COVID Tests: Here's How To Spot Them
The Federal Trade Commission is warning about fraudulent testing kits being sold online to desperate customers.
FAA Warns It May Be Forced To Delay Flights Because Of COVID
The FAA is warning more air travel headaches may be in store.
Tesla Recall Affects Nearly 500,000 Cars
Over 475,000 Tesla cars have been recalled due to technical defects that may increase the risk of accidents.
Cruises Should Be Avoided Regardless Of Vaccination Status, CDC Says
The agency bumped up the travel risk level for cruise travel from Level 3 to Level 4, indicating the risk for Covid-19 is "very high."
FDA Authorizes First Pill To Treat COVID-19
This is the first antiviral Covid-19 pill authorized for ill people to take at home, before they get sick enough to be hospitalized.
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Spencer congregation mourns loss of church in fire
Nothing but rubble and ashes are all that remain of a historic church in Spencer after fire destroyed the building.
Car crashes into storefront in Boston's Back Bay
A car smashed into a storefront in Boston's Back Bay Saturday morning.
WATCH LIVE: Dorchester Day Parade
WBZ is proud to partner with BNN to bring you this year's Dorchester Day Parade.
Driver wanted in hit-and-run that seriously injured woman in Rochester, NH
Police in Rochester, New Hampshire are looking for the driver that injured a pedestrian late Friday night before driving off.
Turner's 3-run double helps Red Sox beat Rays in doubleheader opener
Justin Turner hit a three-run double in Boston's six-run sixth inning, and the Red Sox beat the major league-best Tampa Bay Rays 8-5 on Saturday in the opener of a day-night doubleheader.
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2 people found dead in Franklin, NH home; person of interest found dead
Two people are dead under "suspicious" circumstances in Franklin, New Hampshire and police are now looking for 42-year-old Jamie Bell, who they're calling a person of interest.
Spencer congregation mourns loss of church in fire
Nothing but rubble and ashes are all that remain of a historic church in Spencer after fire destroyed the building.
Biden signs debt ceiling bill that pulls U.S. back from brink of default
With just two days to spare, President Joe Biden has signed legislation that lifts the nation's debt ceiling.
Turner's 3-run double helps Red Sox beat Rays in doubleheader opener
Justin Turner hit a three-run double in Boston's six-run sixth inning, and the Red Sox beat the major league-best Tampa Bay Rays 8-5 on Saturday in the opener of a day-night doubleheader.
Driver wanted in hit-and-run that seriously injured woman in Rochester, NH
Police in Rochester, New Hampshire are looking for the driver that injured a pedestrian late Friday night before driving off.
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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.
When Type 2 diabetes patients exercise could influence blood sugar, study finds
The time of day when people with Type 2 diabetes exercise may influence their blood sugar control.
Life expectancy gap between men and women continues to grow, CDC says
Historically, women tend to live longer than men but the gap between the two genders is growing and men seem to be at a disadvantage.
Can an apple a day keep frailty away?
Can an apple a day may keep frailty away? Frailty is a condition that can creep in as we age and puts us at higher risk of falls, fractures, disability, hospitalization, and death.
Brigham and Women's study finds daily multivitamin slows brain aging
Taking a daily multivitamin may improve brain function in older adults.
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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: 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.
Keller: Parents Union president on Brockton schools' "fiscal mismanagement"
The president of the National Parents Union called Brockton's decision to lay off 130 public school teachers "absolutely wild."
Keller: Rachael Rollins' shocking resignation has impact on politics and policy
U.S. Attorney for Massachusetts Rachael Rollins' resignation will have a major impact.
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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.
Target flashes a recession warning
Shoppers are pulling back from Target, Home Depot and other major chains.
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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
Experience farm life first-hand at Billings Farm & Museum
Sitting on 240 acres of picturesque land, Billings Farm and Museum in Woodstock, Vermont is open for visitors to experience farm life.
Cooking caulilini - the trendy new vegetable
Chef Tommy Pontolilo joins host Rachel Holt in the Test Kitchen for a look at one of the trendiest new veggies in the industry.
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Turner's 3-run double helps Red Sox beat Rays in doubleheader opener
Justin Turner hit a three-run double in Boston's six-run sixth inning, and the Red Sox beat the major league-best Tampa Bay Rays 8-5 on Saturday in the opener of a day-night doubleheader.
Red Sox sign outfielder Rob Refsnyder through next season
The Boston Red Sox signed outfielder Rob Refsnyder to a one-year contract for the 2024 season, with a club option for 2025
Sale goes on IL, Rays, Red Sox rained out, will be made up on Monday
The Red Sox placed left-hander Chris Sale on the injured list with shoulder inflammation on Friday.
Heat's shooting woes in Game 1 won't make Boston feel too great
The Miami Heat couldn't hit a shot to save their lives in Game 1 of the Finals. For the Celtics, that might sting.
Brady: Belichick one of first people to text after Bucs' Super Bowl
"[Belichick] was one of the first people to text me after we won the Super Bowl in Tampa," Brady told ESPN.
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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.
Taylor Swift fans try selling rainwater from soggy Gillette Stadium concert
Taylor Swift fans are hoping to cash in after dancing in the rain at Gillette Stadium.