High-End Champagne Shortage May Crimp New Year's Eve Plans
If you can't find champagne, other options include sparkling rosé, Cava and American sparkling wines,
New Year's Eve
New Year's Eve Plans In Limbo With COVID Cases Rising
Preparations are underway for New Years' Eve celebrations in Boston and as far as gatherings go, feelings are mixed.
First Night Boston Returns For New Year's Eve This Year
First Night Boston will return for New Year's Eve this year.
Bobby Bones And Rachel Smith To Host And Co-Host 'New Year's Eve Live: Nashville's Big Bash' On CBS
CBS Special 'New Year's Eve Live: Nashville's Big Bash' will be hosted by radio and TV personality Bobby Bones and co-hosted by Entertainment Tonight's Rachel Smith.
Businesses Get Creative As 'First Night' 2021 Is Celebrated Online
The familiar sounds of a band on the stage, a parade through Boylston Street, and cheers ringing in the New Year were missing.
Restaurants Relying On Loyal Customers, Take-Out Orders This New Year's Eve
The COVID-19 restrictions are forcing businesses to get creative in bringing in customers.
Virtual New Year's Eve: How To Watch Streaming Celebrations Across The Country
The normal large gatherings on New Year's Eve won't be happening this year but cities across the U.S. are holding virtual celebrations for adults and kids.
Boston First Night Celebration Features Moment Of Silence For Man Killed During Preparations
Boston will pause to remember a Sherborn man who died during setup for First Night.
Despite Rain, Thousands Celebrate First Night In Boston
Despite the wet weather Monday, thousands were still ready to ring in the new year in Boston.
Thousands Expected At First Night Boston 2019 Despite New Year's Eve Rain
There is rain in the forecast for Monday night, but Boston First Night organizers say the show will go on.
State To Target Bars To Curb New Year's Eve Drunken Driving
State investigators are planning to visit bars in every major Massachusetts city on New Year's Eve in an effort to curtail drunken driving.
Keller @ Large: How To Avoid Disappointment On New Year's Eve
Let's talk about what might be the most over-hyped celebratory event on the calendar.
Best Boston Restaurants To Cater Your New Year's Eve Party
Here are just five of some of the best Boston restaurants to cater your New Year's Eve party.
Complete Holiday Recipe Guide: Appetizers, Desserts & More
For your complete holiday recipe guide, consider items that would work for all the holidays from Thanksgiving to New Year's Day.
Gov. Baker, Mayor Walsh To Help Ring In 2017 At Boston First Night
Gov. Charlie Baker and his wife Lauren will be spending part of their New Year's Eve celebrating with fellow revelers in Boston, including Mayor Marty Walsh.
MBTA Offering Free Rides On New Year's Eve
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority is offering free rides to New Year's Eve revelers to encourage safe travel.
First Night Fireworks Moved From Boston Harbor To Copley Square
Due to budget constrictions, there will be no New Year's Eve fireworks this year over Boston Harbor.
New Year's Eve Party DIY Guide
Are you hosting New Year's Eve this year? Be the host with the most, all with the help of these easy DIY tips!
5 Best U.S. Cities To Ring In 2017
Five of the best American cities to celebrate when the clock strikes twelve.
New Year's Eve Fashion Guide
Need the perfect New Year's Eve outfit? Black tie event or watching the ball drop from home, either way there's an outfit for you!
Visitors To Ring In 2016 With Free First Night Boston Events
While the First Night event has been scaled down slightly, it is still an ideal way for the entire family to celebrate 2016 together.
5 Of The Best New Year's Eve Celebrations In The World
A look at five of the best New Year's Eve celebrations from around the world.
Local Company Wins Bid To Run Boston's First Night
Boston-based Conventures, Inc. was awarded a one-year contract to manage and direct First Night for 2016.
Healthy, Wealthy & Wise, Part 2
Yesterday was all about getting healthy, today let's talk about the wealthy part.
Evans: Protesters Welcome, But Shouldn't Disrupt First Night Boston
Mayor Marty Walsh asked possible First Night protesters to respect the city's police officers and maintain the event's family friendly atmosphere.
Latest News From CBS Boston
Gloucester to require beach parking reservations
The online reservation system is now open.
Boston researchers part of international monkeypox investigation
Boston Children's Hospital researchers are providing the WHO and CDC with detailed information on every case.
Brookline schools bring back mask mandate as COVID cases rise
Brookline students and teachers came back to school Monday with a COVID mask mandate back in place.
Helicopter crashes at Nashua airport
SkyEye video showed the helicopter on its side at the New Hampshire airport.
Charlestown company hopes their robot will encourage people to walk more
Piaggio Fast Forward is envisioning robots as a key to battling climate change.
Crypts of 2 U.S. presidents in basement of Quincy church
"Not many people can say they have presidential corpses as their office neighbors," Kelly Brotzman told WBZ-TV.
Wayfair opening Lynnfield store to showcase furniture brand
Wayfair is opening a new physical store on the North Shore this week.
New Orange Line trains return after brake inspections
The MBTA started bringing new Orange Line trains back into service Monday morning.
Pfizer says 3 small COVID vaccine shots protect kids under 5
It's the latest step toward letting the littlest kids get the shots.
Latest News From CBS Boston
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Gloucester to require beach parking reservations
The online reservation system is now open.
Boston researchers part of international monkeypox investigation
Boston Children's Hospital researchers are providing the WHO and CDC with detailed information on every case.
Brookline schools bring back mask mandate as COVID cases rise
Brookline students and teachers came back to school Monday with a COVID mask mandate back in place.
Helicopter crashes at Nashua airport
SkyEye video showed the helicopter on its side at the New Hampshire airport.
Charlestown company hopes their robot will encourage people to walk more
Piaggio Fast Forward is envisioning robots as a key to battling climate change.
Health
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Boston Children’s Hospital researchers part of international investigation of monkeypox
WBZ TV's Nick Giovanni reports.
Pfizer says 3 small COVID vaccine shots protect kids under 5
It's the latest step toward letting the littlest kids get the shots.
Brookline reinstates mask mandate for town buildings, public schools
Starting on Monday, the indoor mask mandate will return to town-owned buildings in Brookline.
COVID cases are far higher than reported, Boston doctor says
What is causing the recent rise in cases? Dr. Daniel Kuritzkes joined WBZ-TV to discuss COVID-19.
Massachusetts reports 3,938 new COVID cases, positivity rate over 9.5%
It's the highest positivity rate since it was over 10% on January 25.
I-Team
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Massachusetts struggles to keep up with mental health crisis for kids, teens
Kids in crisis often end up waiting for days or weeks in emergency rooms. It's a practice called "boarding."
Chelsea residents outraged over toxic debris dumped near homes
Chelsea residents gathered Wednesday evening to get answers about the state's dumping of a pile of rubble filled with asbestos.
Removal of debris pile contaminated with asbestos underway
Crews in Chelsea have begun removing a pile of debris that is contaminated with asbestos on Friday.
I-Team: Zelle blamed after hackers steal teen's bank account
Zelle is now a favorite for thieves because once the money is transferred out, it's nearly impossible to get back.
I-Team: debris containing asbestos dumped in Chelsea in July
Hazardous construction material was dumped in Chelsea last July and had been sitting next to a public housing development.
Keller @ Large
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"Faces of COVID" account serves as reminder of lives lost during pandemic
The "Faces of COVID" Twitter account remembers lives lost during the pandemic.
Keller @ Large: Women's Soccer Pay Agreement Spotlights Gender Wage Gap
As women's soccer players negotiate equal pay, the question remains: What about the rest of America's women?
Mystery remains after Pentagon reveals UFO database
While the hearing did reveal some detail, a lot still remains a mystery.
Efforts to boost airline passenger rights remain grounded
Airline dissatisfaction is taking off, and lawmakers have noticed.
Keller & Large: Push for gas tax holiday takes toll on partisan unity
With gas prices rising, deviation from the party line is a growth stock these days.
Business News
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Wayfair opening Lynnfield store to showcase furniture brand
Wayfair is opening a new physical store on the North Shore this week.
BPS announces contract with Black-owned City Fresh Foods
Roxbury based and minority-owned City Fresh Foods is taking on the responsibility of providing meals to almost 50,000 Boston Public School students starting on July 1.
Gaming Commission reports about $99 million in April revenue across all casinos
Inflation did not hurt the casino business in Massachusetts.
Robots help distribution center workers become more productive, less fatigued
Robots at Top Notch Distributors are giving current employees a big boost.
New robots help Mansfield distribution center workers become more productive, less fatigued
Robots at Top Notch Distributors are giving current employees a big boost. WBZ-TV's Breana Pitts reports.
New England Living
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Behind the scenes at WaterFire Providence
WaterFire has been a Providence tradition for over 25 years.
Glassblowing at The Bubble Factory in Essex
The Bubble Factory is a multimedia workshop and classroom.
Visit Broomstones curling club in Wayland
As Massachusetts' largest curling club, Broomstones is hotbed for talent.
New England Living: changing face of Mystic's shoreline
One of the newest additions to the Mystic waterfront is a building blending classic style with a modern twist.
New England Living: Salmon Nicoise recipe
Legal Sea Foods Chefs Matt King and Patrick Keefe offer up tips on how to pick and prepare the perfect piece of fish.
Sports
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Belichick downplays Patriots' lack of offensive coordinator
Bill Belichick doesn't seem to be even slightly concerned.
Pats announce new jersey numbers
The new numbers are officially locked in for veteran additions to the Patriots' roster.
Red Sox sport Celtics jerseys after walk-off win
The Red Sox are showing support for their friends across town.
The Celtics-Heat injury report is chaotic
Following the Celtics-Heat injury report requires a lot of attention.
Franchy Cordero hits slam in 10th, surging Red Sox sweep Mariners
The Boston Red Sox beat the Seattle Mariners 8-4 on Sunday.
Offbeat
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Peterboro Basket Co. in NH closing, citing forest pest
The Peterboro Basket Company has been in business since 1854.
Killer whale spotted by fisherman off Nantucket
A fishing crew spotted a majestic sight in the waters off Massachusetts this week – an orca whale.
Bobcat breaks into Vermont home, attacks elderly man inside
An elderly man in Vermont had a wild encounter with a bobcat when the animal broke into his home and attacked him.
Boston area glimpses "super flower blood moon" lunar eclipse
Sunday night brought the first total eclipse to the northeast in over three years.
Supermassive black hole at center of Milky Way revealed
For the first time, astronomers have captured an image of the supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy.