Taxi Driver Recalls Square One Mall Carjacking: 'This Guy Is Crazy'
Police are looking for a man they say stole hundreds of dollars of merchandise from a Dick's Sporting Goods store--as well as the taxi that brought him there.
Doug Cope
Lowell School District Mourns 'Vibrant' Student Killed In Pit Bull Attack
Lowell Public Schools released a statement Monday mourning the loss of one of their "vibrant" students who was killed in a pit bull attack over the weekend.
WBZ Cares: Child Born With Brain Tumor Never Gives Up
One family's experience with "One Summit" and climbing a rock wall has built courage for a little girl born with a brain tumor.
WBZ Cares: Navy Seals Help Cancer Patients Build 'Pure Resilience'
Seals help the kids battling cancer with "The Climb for Courage," climbing to the top of an indoor rock wall.
Suffolk Poll: Majority Of Americans Say Country Is On 'Wrong Track'
A Suffolk University/USA Today poll finds 64 percent of people think America is on the wrong track and the healthcare debate has damaged the President's and GOP's ratings.
Officer Tarentino Honored At 34th Annual Hanna Awards for Bravery
Auburn Police Officer Ronald Tarentino, Jr. was posthumously awarded a Hanna Memorial Award for Bravery a year and a half after he was gunned down during a traffic stop.
Paul Revere's Outhouse? North End Dig May Have Found Colonial Privy
Workers digging at the Paul Revere house in the city's North End believe they may have found an archaeological jackpot--the Revere family outhouse.
Despite Falling Short, Boston Peace Sign Record Group 'Still Sent A Message'
Hundreds of people went to the Boston Common Saturday to try to set the new world record for the world's largest human peace sign.
Tropical Storm Jose Brings High Surf, Erosion Concerns To Cape And Islands
High surf is expected to continue for several days and beach erosion remains a major concern as the remnants of Tropical Storm Jose hit the Cape and Islands.
Bill Would Penalize People For 'Fake' Service Dogs
It would impose a penalty of community service and/or up to a $500 fine for those misrepresenting their dogs as service dogs.
Massachusetts Pot Board Head 'More Confident' About Deadlines After First Meeting
A five-member board in charge of regulating marijuana in Massachusetts is getting down to business.
Groton Quadruple Murder Appears To Be Case Of 'Tragic Family Violence'
Police say the community should not be alarmed after four people were found dead at a home in Groton.
Mass. Eversource Crews Deploy To Florida Ahead Of Hurricane Irma
A group of about 100 Eversource workers prepared to head to Florida to help restore electricity to customers when Hurricane Irma storms through the area.
Donations Pour In To Aid Houston's Hurricane Victims
Donation boxes are going up across the city Tuesday so Bostonians can send relief to those who lost everything in the flooding after Hurricane Harvey in Texas.
Chicopee Store's Powerball Reward Will Go To Charity; Neighbors Hopeful, Cautious
The owner of the Chicopee convenience store that sold the winning Powerball ticket says his store's award money is going to charity.
WBZ Cares: Community and Family Support Help Residents At Megan's House
Young women recover from substance abuse issues through support from the community and their families at Megan's House.
WBZ Cares: Megan's House Graduate Credits Staff For Changing Her Life
A former resident at The Megan's House credits the organization for straightening out her life.
Comm Ave Bridge Opening Pushed Back Due To Construction Delays
The reopening of the Comm. Ave. and Boston University bridges has been pushed back several days due to construction delays.
Jurors Begin Deliberating In Top Chef Extortion Trial
Five different attorneys made closing arguments Thursday in the trial of four Teamsters accused of harassing and intimidating the cast and crew of Top Chef because the production didn't hire union workers.
Melrose Man Held Without Bail In Beating Of Sister, Mother
A Melrose man accused of brutally beating his mother and sister was arraigned Wednesday in Malden District Court.
Man Shot To Death In Lynn
Police are investigating after a man was found fatally shot early Sunday morning.
WBZ-TV Riders Take On Pan-Mass Challenge
Several members of the WBZ-TV team took part in the Pan-Mass Challenge this weekend.
Riders Race To Provincetown On Day 2 Of Pan Mass Challenge
More than 6,000 people rode their bikes across the state as part of the PMC to raise money for the Dana Farber Cancer Institute.
Officials Predict Boston Construction Could Add 90 Minutes To Commute
MassDOT is warning Boston commuters that Monday morning's commute could be moving very slowly.
Police Arrest Man In Armed Robbery, Crash In Danvers
Ryan Joesph Hussein was arrested after a foot chase with police in connection with an attempted armed robbery in Danvers.
Latest News From CBS Boston
GOP challenges Massachusetts' new mail-in and early voting law
Massachusetts' highest court heard arguments Wednesday in a Republican challenge to the state's new mail-in and early voting law.
Gardner brush fire believed to be sparked by fireworks
A brush fire on the Fourth of July Gardner was probably sparked by fireworks, authorities say.
NH bears "extraordinarily active"; campground still closed
A New Hampshire campground remains closed due to a bear that has shown "no fear of humans."
Amazon Prime members now get Grubhub+ free for one year
The food delivery membership is valued at $9.99 per month and will be offered to Prime members for free.
Man attacked by white supremacy group calls for city investigation
Mayor Wu says she met with Charles Murrell, who said he was assaulted by a group called "Patriot Front".
Flyers from 'pro-white' group show up at random homes in Ipswich, Hamilton
The Nationalist Social Club left flyers in plastic bags at random houses throughout both communities.
Nathan Carman, charged with killing mother at sea, seeks freedom
Attorneys for Nathan Carman filed a motion saying evidence against him is "tenuous" and he is not a flight risk.
Unique cast of "1776" musical takes new look at U.S. history
A special cast is shaking up the classic musical "1776."
Commuters likely to see MBTA service disruptions around North Station
The work spans only 1 mile, and the MBTA says upgrades on equipment riders don't see every day will make the system safer.
Latest News From CBS Boston
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GOP challenges Massachusetts' new mail-in and early voting law
Massachusetts' highest court heard arguments Wednesday in a Republican challenge to the state's new mail-in and early voting law.
Gardner brush fire believed to be sparked by fireworks
A brush fire on the Fourth of July Gardner was probably sparked by fireworks, authorities say.
NH bears "extraordinarily active"; campground still closed
A New Hampshire campground remains closed due to a bear that has shown "no fear of humans."
Amazon Prime members now get Grubhub+ free for one year
The food delivery membership is valued at $9.99 per month and will be offered to Prime members for free.
Man attacked by white supremacy group calls for city investigation
Mayor Wu says she met with Charles Murrell, who said he was assaulted by a group called "Patriot Front".
Health
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Massachusetts reports 1,678 new COVID cases, 8 additional deaths
The seven-day weighted average of positive tests in Massachusetts is now 6.22%.
CDC: New listeria outbreak tied to 23 illnesses, 1 death
Two people from Massachusetts have gotten sick.
Massachusetts reports 1,915 new COVID cases, 8 additional deaths
The seven-day weighted average of positive tests in Massachusetts is now 5.85%.
Massachusetts reports 1,529 new COVID cases, 17 additional deaths
The seven-day weighted average of positive tests in Massachusetts is now 5.74%.
Study shows gas stoves could be leaking toxic chemicals
Researchers say some stoves are leaking unburned gas at low levels that could be toxic when released into the air.
I-Team
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I-Team: Patriot Front has long history in Massachusetts
In 2019, three group members were arrested on assault charges after distributing racist flyers in East Boston.
Rise of the Moors standoff: Where the cases stand now
It has been just about a year since an armed militia group called the Rise of the Moors held an hours long standoff with police on Route 95 in Wakefield.
I-Team: Cleanup finished at Chelsea hazardous debris pile
The city had no idea it was there until WBZ-TV told them.
I-Team: The problem behind Boston's unsolved murders
Unsolved murders are a growing concern nationwide.
I-Team: What happened to Debbie Melo?
Debbie Melo has now been missing for 22 years. Detectives say her husband has never been ruled out as a suspect.
Keller @ Large
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Keller: How Supreme Court decisions could impact Massachusetts
The United States Supreme Court released decisions in recent weeks that have made national headlines. So what impact do rulings on topics such as guns and abortion have in Massachusetts?
Keller @ Large: NATO expansion may add strain to relations with Russia
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization is officially expanding, as Finland and Sweden are about to become full members.
Keller: State treasurer says Massachusetts should consider suspending gas tax
There is a difference of opinion on the possibility of suspending the gas tax, but treasurer Deb Goldberg said the state has the money to do it.
Keller: Supreme Court decision a reminder that not voting has consequences
Jon says the long-term impact of the court's ruling will be to remind apathetic voters that inaction has consequences.
Keller: Ads claim Congress will "break" Amazon Prime 2-day delivery
Have you seen those TV ads warning that Congress is poised to "break" the popular Amazon Prime two-day delivery service?
Business News
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Kohl's sale falls apart in shaky retail environment
Kohl's said Friday that it now expects sales to be down.
Bed Bath & Beyond accused of turning off AC in stores
A new report from Bank of America claims the company has cut air conditioning in an effort to lower expenses.
New Hampshire distillery turning invasive green crabs into whiskey
A New Hampshire distillery has come up with its newest concoction called "Crab Trapper" — whiskey flavored with invasive green crabs.
Gourmet Dumpling House set to close in Chinatown
Gourmet Dumpling House in Chinatown is about to close after 15 years.
Massachusetts-based Marathon Sports is being sold
Stores will continue to use the "Marathon Sports" branding.
New England Living
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Health food for pets at Loyal Biscuit of Maine
Loyal Biscuit is known throughout Maine as the go-to health food store for pets.
Visiting the Owls Head Transportation Museum
Owls Head Transportation Museum is one of Midcoast Maine's top tourist spots.
Sailing the coast with Maine Windjammer
Cruising on this fleet of sailboats promises spectacular scenery, great food, and pure adventure.
Luxury boutique hotels in Midcoast Maine
The Bay View Collection offers a fully integrated Midcoast Maine vacation.
Custom knives crafted in Cambridge
MKS custom knives are used by professional chefs and cooking enthusiasts all over the world.
Sports
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Chris Sale tosses 3.2 innings in rehab start with WooSox
Chris Sale flashed both his brilliant strikeout ability and some rust in what may be his final rehab start.
Bruins announce full schedule for upcoming 2022-23 season
It may be the middle of the summer, but hockey season is already on the horizon.
Baker Mayfield trade hurts Cam Newton's chances of returning to Panthers
With Cam Newton now lacking an NFL home for the third time in three years, it doesn't appear as though the Panthers will be the one to hire him this time around.
Don Sweeney gives David Krejci update
Since the end of the Bruins' season, murmurs of a David Krejci reunion have persisted. They're now sure to continue a bit longer.
Tiger Woods explains why he didn't play U.S. Open in Brookline
When it comes to playing golf for the foreseeable future, Tiger Woods -- arguably the greatest to ever play the game -- doesn't have many concerns.
Offbeat
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Tiny jellyfish with painful sting found off Rhode Island
Environmental officials in Rhode Island are warning residents about tiny jellyfish that pack a powerful sting.
NH bears "extraordinarily active"; campground still closed
A New Hampshire campground remains closed due to a bear that has shown "no fear of humans."
Bear 'showing no fear of humans' closes NH campground
A New Hampshire campground is closed until further notice due to a bear that is not afraid of humans, officials say.
Robot dog spotted working security on Boston Esplanade
Massachusetts State Police are using a Boston Dynamics robot at the Esplanade ahead of Monday's festivities.
Stone Zoo announces birth of baby porcupette
The baby's soft quills will harden over time