Boy Featured On Wednesday's Child Gets Forever Home On National Adoption Day
It's National Adoption Day and for a little boy we introduced you to on Wednesday's Child, the dream is now real.
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It's National Adoption Day and for a little boy we introduced you to on Wednesday's Child, the dream is now real.
Joel Jenkins, the pro at the Mt. Pleasant Golf Club in Lowell, hit two holes in one while playing in the New England PGA Vegas Pro-Am.
With a frigid dip at Carson Beach Wednesday, a California man celebrated a journey of more than 3000 miles to fight cancer.
Joseph Case High School Principal Brian McCann wants to encourage his students to take positive risks.
Sending high school musicians on a trip to Australia sounds ambitious, but when you have a Patriots Hall of Famer on your team, you're halfway there.
A ceremony at Boston's State House honored members of law enforcement killed in the line of duty.
People from all over the Boston area are getting ready to lace up their sneakers, and support the work of the Samaritans, to try and prevent suicides.
One utility company says their animal related outages are higher than they've been in the last five years.
Play responsibly, that's the message of the GameSense program inside the new MGM Springfield hotel and casino.
When the Hilltop Steakhouse closed, people were worried that the landmark sign on Route 1 would face the wrecking ball.
The WBZ I-Team's Call For Action helped a Watertown man get a $500 refund from Western Union.
At the 34th annual tomato contest, there were some beauties on display at the Boston Public Market to admire and taste.
Hundreds of kids got everything they needed for the new school year courtesy of the Red Sox and Raytheon.
The fast growing Howe Ridge Fire has destroyed buildings and is forcing residents and vacationers to evacuate. It is why 20 Massachusetts firefighters are headed west.
A case of automotive mistaken identity nearly cost a Hubbardston woman thousands of dollars.
It's a summer camp where the outdoors is the classroom, and nature is the teacher. And you can find it in Boston Harbor.
Commissioner Evans is preparing to leave the force he's served after 38 years.
The festivities were courtesy of the "elves" from the Boston Firefighters Burn Foundation. They brought some unexpected joy to kids who can really use it.
Jaylynn Pridgen's 2-year-old phone stopped working after a dunk in the pool. This was a water-resistant Samsung. That's why she bought it.
It's a summer of sports along the Charles River for a special group of people who all have disabilities. The program shows what they can do, not what they can't.
It was the happiest of reunions Monday between a baby who couldn't wait to be born, and the Gloucester firefighters who helped usher her into the world.
When Tara Kilgallen's family arrived at the ticket counter for their trip to Hawaii, they were told they had four tickets. One problem is they are a family of five.
The Shine Initiative, a non-profit in Central Massachusetts, is helping students "shine a light" on good mental health at school.
Boston is cracking down on short-term rentals like Airbnb.
The ring was lost in 1737, and found in 1949. But it wasn't until two weeks ago that the ring found its home.
