Marathon Bombing Survivor Returns To Tennis Court
A star college tennis player who was terribly injured in the Boston Marathon bombings is back on the court.
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A star college tennis player who was terribly injured in the Boston Marathon bombings is back on the court.
The College Advising Corp speaks with high school students about the application process.
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Construction workers attached the final steel beam to the shell of the Plainridge Park Casino in Plainville.
WBZ-TV News today announced that Lisa Hughes and David Wade will co-anchor WBZ-TV News at 5PM and 11PM, and Paula Ebben and Jonathan Elias will co-anchor WBZ-TV News at 6PM as well as WBZ-TV News at 10PM on myTV38 (WSBK-TV).
The shock and horror felt worldwide after the execution of war correspondent James Foley was even more acute for his fellow journalists covering the Middle East.
Could email now be headed to the same fate as the telegraph?
The goal of the changes to the exam is to get the content more in line with what students are learning in the classroom.
Robin Williams will be remembered for many playing many, many characters, but his Academy Award-winning role as an empathetic therapist in the 1997 film "Good Will Hunting" left his mark on Boston.
An innovative camp lets kids work in freedom on math and science and sparks an interest.
Addie Swartz's reacHIRE company trains women who've been out of the workforce for years.
Ihor Lakatosh is achieving new independence with help from the medical staff at Shriners Hospital for Children.
Smartphones have made amateur photographers out of just about everyone and now there's an easy way to officially make you a pro.
Members of the New England Patriots traded in their helmets for aprons on Wednesday night, serving food to guests at Danny Amendola's first Boston Celebrity Waiter Night.
It started as a way to help a family devastated by the Boston Marathon bombings, but this year that same family is playing a major role in the Bolton 5K Rally as a way to give back and say thank you.
Schools may want to expose kids to technology but some simply don't have it in the budget.
Political reporter Jon Keller, anchor Jonathan Elias and the Phantom Gourmet were among WBZ's winners.
Customer reviews carry a lot of weight, so some businesses are using a controversial new tactic to avoid getting any negative feedback online.
One local teacher knows opening up experiences in science to his students can make all the difference in their education.
Nathan Han, 15, a freshman at the Boston Latin School, won an award at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair for his work tracking cancer cell mutations.
Students from the Orchard Gardens elementary school in Roxbury performed at the first-ever White House talent show in celebration of the nationwide Turnaround Arts Program.
Learning takes place all the time, even when a child is playing. A group of students from the Wetherbee School in Lawrence were in a math lesson while flying kites in a Raytheon parking lot.
Many shoppers head to the outlets looking for a bargain. But a group of U.S. senators is not convinced the deals are so great.
A group of students from Boston, Chelsea, and Revere get a front-row seat on the science of health care in the Mass. General Hospital Youth Scholars program.
Social Studies teacher Dr. Jeff Shea has been named the Massachusetts Teacher Of The Year.
