4.0 Magnitude Earthquake Felt In Boston Area
A 4.0 magnitude earthquake centered in Maine was felt across New England Tuesday night.
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A 4.0 magnitude earthquake centered in Maine was felt across New England Tuesday night.
The WBZ Kidcast Mobile Studio was at Free Friday Flicks at the DCR hatch shell in Boston on June 15th!
The WBZ Kidcast Mobile Studio was at the 93rd annual St Anthony's Feast in the North end on August 26th!
The close race for majority control of the Senate comes down to whether Republican candidates in Massachusetts and Connecticut can win over President Barack Obama's voters and Democrats from Indiana to Arizona can impress Mitt Romney's GOP backers.
Exiled Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama is visiting Massachusetts beginning this weekend to give a series of talks and attend a concert featuring James Taylor.
Attorney General Martha Coakley says 73,000 Massachusetts consumers may have been affected by a data breach at TD Bank.
It's rare for both sides of an issue to take the same position.
Money from across the country is pouring into Massachusetts aimed at influencing the controversial so-called 'right to die' ballot question.
An 18th century silver brandy warmer and an antique pie server as well as precious metals, rare coins and jewelry are among the items up for grabs at the state's annual unclaimed property auction.
Sen. Scott Brown says he'll donate to charity about $10,000 in campaign donations he received from executives at the Massachusetts compounding pharmacy suspected in a deadly outbreak of fungal meningitis.
What was galling about last night's debate was the numbing regularity with which both Warren and Brown repeat tired nostrums that they must know are nonsense.
The WBZ Kidcast Mobile Studio was at the Tufts Health Plan 10K for Women October 8, 2012!
The WBZ Kidcast mobile studio and Salem Five were at the Topsfield fair on October 6th!
A hiker from Northboro who had been missing since Monday was found safe Wednesday morning.
The debate takes place at Springfield Symphony Hall at 7 p.m. It's the only debate in the western part of the state.
Gov. Deval Patrick's administration is set to present grants worth a total of $700,000 to three Massachusetts community colleges to invest in clean energy projects on their campuses.
I suspect undecided voters came away from the whole thing still undecided.
If you're a fan of the scary stories, why not take it a step further and visit one of the many Haunted Houses in Massachusetts? That is of course, if you dare.
Both sides in the so-called Right To Repair debate in Massachusetts are urging voters to skip over the question on the November ballot because of a compromise already passed by the Legislature.
Sen. Scott Brown and Democrat Elizabeth Warren are challenging each other to provide more information about their work histories.
The National Park Service says a Massachusetts contractor has been named to repair earthquake damage to the Washington Monument.
The state gaming commission met in Springfield Tuesday to discuss speeding up the license application process.
