'A Kick In The Ribs': Boston Restaurants Prepare For New COVID Vaccine Requirements
Restaurants in Boston are preparing for yet another change in how they operate during the COVID pandemic.
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Nurse Thanks Foxboro Firefighters Who Saved Her Life After Heart Attack
A nurse who is used to helping others, found herself in need of lifesaving care.
Red Cross Sending Blood Donations From Massachusetts To Replenish Supply In Kentucky
More than 200 units of blood have already been sent from local Red Cross drives to hospitals that need it most.
Some Stores See Slow Start To Black Friday
Shoppers tell WBZ-TV it's a win-win: they get the deals without dealing with the crowds.
For Many In Massachusetts, Thanksgiving Preparations Include COVID Test
It's been a revolving door at some of the free COVID testing sites around Massachusetts.
Massachusetts Drivers Filling Up Gas Tanks, Hitting The Road Before Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving plans are back on the table with a side of traffic.
COVID Transmission Level Among Kids In NH Schools Now Considered 'Substantial', According To DPH
As of this week, there are 26 current outbreaks and 523 active cases in New Hampshire schools. The seven-day positivity rate is at 9.3%.
School Workers Save Teen Attacked By Man In Dorchester
Workers at a school rushed in to save a teen who was attacked on Sharp Street in Dorchester Tuesday.
'This Should Have Never Gotten This Bad,' Boston Begins Removing Tents From Mass Avenue And Melnea Cass Boulevard
West Street Clinic advocate Diamond O'Connell was at Mass and Cass on Monday in an effort to help move people into shelters.
North Shore Loses Trees, Power During Damaging Nor'easter
WBZ-TV's Lisa Gresci reports
'DCR Wants To Turn This Into A Lawn': Group Fights Plan To Relocate Herter Community Garden
The Garden is in jeopardy because of the Department of Conservation and Recreation's proposed plan to improve the park.
Boston Opens First New Firehouse In More Than 30 Years
The new $23.5 million, state-of-the-art facility is the Engine 42, Rescue 2, District 9 Firehouse in Roxbury.
'Overwhelmed' Pediatricians Balance Increased COVID Testing, Staffing Shortages
Pediatricians are finding themselves balancing seeing sick kids, COVID testing, vaccinations, and staffing shortages.
Needham Middle Schoolers Reflect On 9/11 Attacks, Honor Lives Lost With Moment Of Silence
Needham's Pollard Middle School participated in a national moment of silence on Friday to honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001.
Medal Of Honor Recipients Visit 5 Massachusetts Schools, Arrive Via Blackhawk Helicopter
Medal of Honor recipients flew to Massachusetts on Wednesday to speak with and hopefully inspire young minds.
'I Can't Live Like This': Northbridge Homeowner Hit With Major Flooding In Storm
One resident in Northbridge found her backyard and basement under water on Thursday morning.
Some Worcester Streets Shut Down Due To Overnight Flooding
Several streets in Worcester flooded and had to be closed overnight as the remnants of Ida moved through New England.
Veteran Credits Rep. Seth Moulton For Family's Rescue In Afghanistan
A former Afghan interpreter and U.S. soldier says his family is out of Afghanistan and the code words "Tom Brady" played a big part in their rescue.
Eagles Concert At TD Garden First Big Event After Boston's Indoor Mask Mandate
The return of the mask mandate in Boston comes as The Eagles prepare to play at TD Garden Friday and Saturday to a fully masked audience.
Rhode Island Cleans Up After Tropical Storm Henri
Clean up continues Monday in Rhode Island a day after Henri made landfall as a tropical storm in the state.
More Free Swimming Lessons To Be Funded By New Water Safety Initiative In Massachusetts
The DCR is joining several other organizations to announce a $475,000 grant program to help provide more free swim lessons across Massachusetts.
Belmont Indoor Mask Mandate Goes Into Effect
A new mask mandate is now in effect in Belmont. It's one of a growing list of communities now requiring masks indoors.
'This Is For Her': Pan-Mass Challenge Riders Honor Loved Ones Who Died From Cancer
"I recently lost my wife, Norma. So this is for her. She died of cancer recently," said one rider.
Back To School: CDC Director, Secretary Of Education Discuss Mask Protocol While In Boston
Director Rochelle Walensky and Secretary Miguel Carbona pointed out the effectiveness of mask-wearing in the classroom.
'It Kind Of Freaked Me Out,' Huge Tree Crushes Car, Knocks Out Power In Brockton
Heavy rain and whipping winds brought a large tree down onto a car in Brockton overnight.
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Plymouth woman gives cherished heirloom violin a new life
A Plymouth woman drove for three days to give a family heirloom to a Maryland police officer after seeing his story on the CBS morning news.
Andover sisters to play for Team USA Hockey in world championship
Caroline and Maggie Averill are headed to Switzerland in January for the International Ice Hockey Federation under-18 women's world championship.
New veterans home opens in Chelsea as old facility is at center of lawsuit
A new veterans home opened Friday in Chelsea while the old facility is embroiled in a lawsuit over a Covid outbreak three years ago.
West Roxbury residents concerned about impact of new bike lanes
West Roxbury is home to brand new bike lanes and a new traffic pattern after fatal accidents drew attention to the dangerous driving area.
Family mourns National Grid worker killed in Waltham crash
The brother of Roderick Jackson, the National Grid worker killed in a Waltham crash, is opening up about his grief.
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Next Weather Alert: Windswept rainstorm arriving Sunday night
The WBZ Weather Team is issuing a NEXT Weather Alert for the windswept rainstorm coming Sunday night and Monday.
Waltham unites to support families of police officer, utility worker killed in crash
Waltham is decorated with signs of support for the victims of Wednesday's tragedy that took the lives of a police officer and utility worker.
Family mourns National Grid worker killed in Waltham crash
The brother of Roderick Jackson, the National Grid worker killed in a Waltham crash, is opening up about his grief.
FDA approves gene-editing treatment for sickle cell disease
Sickle cell disease affects approximately 100,000 people in the U.S., predominantly people of color.
Plymouth woman gives cherished heirloom violin a new life
A Plymouth woman drove for three days to give a family heirloom to a Maryland police officer after seeing his story on the CBS morning news.
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FDA approves gene-editing treatment for sickle cell disease
Sickle cell disease affects approximately 100,000 people in the U.S., predominantly people of color.
An end to breast cancer? California company develops groundbreaking vaccine with promising future
An estimated one in eight women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime, killing on average 42,000 a year in the U.S. But what if a vaccine could significantly lower each woman's chance of ever getting it in the first place?
Could yogurt reduce stress and improve symptoms of anxiety?
According to new research, your favorite yogurt could help improve your mood.
Drinking too much diet soda could be bad for your liver, study says
A new study finds that drinking too much diet soda could be bad for your liver and your weight could also contribute.
NH nurse goes into cardiac arrest during heart care training
A young New Hampshire nurse suffered cardiac arrest and needed to be saved by her colleagues.
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I-Team: Waltham suspect Peter Simon may have intentionally struck officer
The I-Team has learned the suspect in a Waltham crash that killed a police officer and National Grid worker has a long history of struggles with mental illness and a criminal past that spans decades.
I-Team: Companies fined by OSHA after worker deaths often have penalties reduced
Some companies fined by OSHA after worker deaths often end up getting their penalties reduced to the point where they're not effective.
I-Team: Boston is mapping "hollow sidewalks"
There are mysterious signs in various neighborhoods around Boston warning about so-called "hollow sidewalks."
I-Team: Brothel network suspect got more than $500,000 in COVID relief funds
Court documents show that one of the men involved in the ring received over $500,000 in government funds for one of his businesses.
I-Team: Mass Save's rebate mess infuriates customers
Despite several I-Team investigations and promises to improve, the Mass Save program continues to be plagued with problems.
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Keller @ Large: Breaking down the final pre-primary GOP debate
`Four Republican candidates took the debate stage Wednesday night in Alabama.
Keller @ Large: Warren says a two-state solution is the way to peace for Palestine and Israel
Sen. Elizabeth Warren talks with Jon Keller about Gaza, cryptocurrency and Big Tech.
Keller @ Large: The state of electric vehicles in Massachusetts
Consumer Reports is out with its new list of the most reliable cars. And while hybrids from many automakers scored well, electric vehicles did not.
Keller: Sports betting targeting college students a big fear for state regulators
Sports betting in Massachusetts is illegal for anyone under 21, but the college age gambler is a lucrative target.
Keller: Ron DeSantis, Sam Bankman-Fried headline 2023 national turkeys
Mother Nature, a spy balloon, a convicted con man and a presidential candidate are all on Jon Keller's 2023 list of national turkeys.
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Tipping etiquette: Your questions answered
When, who and how much to tip is becoming more of a question in consumers' minds.
Holliston small business Boston Honey Co. offers honey, skin care and holiday gifts
From honey and skin care to beeswax candles, Boston Honey Co. has a variety of products that are perfect for the holiday season.
Christmas Tree Shop and Bed Bath & Beyond are gone. So what's taking their places?
Christmas Tree Shop and Bed Bath & Beyond are gone. So what is filling those empty stores now?
Here's who's moving in to empty Bed Bath & Beyond stores
Retailers are pouncing on empty Bed Bath & Beyond stores - including some former locations in Massachusetts.
Weekend Wakeup: Harmon Coffee of Rockland
Owner Mike Sullivan started the company in a small shed next to his house.
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Generations of penny candy, local goods, and whimsical shopping
The Vermont Country Store has since become an iconic destination for locals and tourists alike.
Museum, sculpture garden, theater, and more at Southern Vermont Arts Center
Creating an inviting environment for the community to meet, enjoy and participate in the arts
Entertaining audiences for 85 years at Weston Theater Company
For over 85 years, Weston Theater Company has been creating engaging, entertaining, and inspiring theater.
Curated experiences at Kimpton Taconic boutique hotel
Surrounded by mountains, Kimpton Taconic is a boutique hotel offering both classic and highly curated experiences.
Using daylight to create space and comfort in your home
Learn how the strategic use of windows and harnessing the power of daylight can create space and comfort within a home.
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Andover sisters to play for Team USA Hockey in world championship
Caroline and Maggie Averill are headed to Switzerland in January for the International Ice Hockey Federation under-18 women's world championship.
Patriots-related viewing guide for NFL Week 14
Here's a look around the league at some games that impact the Patriots in some way.
Dorchester Eagles under-14 football team win first Pop Warner national championship
The 14-and-under Dorchester Elite Eagles team returned home to Boston Friday morning as Pop Warner national champions.
Leftover Patriots Thoughts: Ezekiel Elliott earned his next contract
When Ezekiel Elliott got his shot to take over as the No. 1 back on Thursday night in Pittsburgh, you had to like the two-time rushing champ's chances to make the most of his opportunity.
Slater after Patriots' win in Pittsburgh: "Ain't afraid of no towels now"
"Troy, Coach, we've been in this place a lot of times, man," a smiling Slater said. "Ain't afraid of no towels, now."
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"Lucky lady" $25 million scratch ticket winner wins again
The winner of a $25 million scratch ticket prize in the Massachusetts Lottery isn't done trying her luck.
Conjuring House barn catches fire; "spirits" said to be OK
A fire broke out at a barn on "The Conjuring House" property in Rhode Island late Sunday night.
$25 million Mass Lottery winner plans to have "really good Christmas"
This isn't the first time she's hit it big in the lottery.
Video shows bumbling burglar slip, struggle to steal cigarettes in Maine
A klutzy thief was caught on camera stumbling during a smoke shop burglary.
"Astounding" number of whales seen feeding off Maine
It's a feeding frenzy in the Gulf of Maine for whales and sharks - sometimes chowing down side by side.