Thousands Of Boston Students To Participate In Lemonade Day
Lemonade Day teaches elementary and middle school students about entrepreneurship.
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Lemonade Day teaches elementary and middle school students about entrepreneurship.
An historic morning at the Vatican Sunday, as Pope Francis honors two of his predecessors John XXIII and John Paul II by elevating both to sainthood.
Boston Cardinal O'Malley said Popes John Paul II and John XXIII, both about to be canonized, connected with people in a personal way. WBZ-TV's Paula Ebben reports
Reporters, producers and photographers from WBZ-TV were among the thousands of runners participating in the 118th Boston Marathon.
We know runners from across the country and all around the world will come to Boston to compete in the marathon. Each one has something to prove, including a very special man from Arkansas, who is getting ready to finish what he started one year ago.
St. John's School students are growing their own vegetables in a tower garden.
Psychologist Jonathan Comer led a study that assessed the effects of the bombings on children from various parts of the state.
On Marathon Monday 2013, Gillian Reny was an 18-year-old high school senior standing close to the finish line with her parents watching her sister complete the Boston Marathon.
A Sharon Middle School club videoconferences with girls at the Zabuli Education Center in Afghanistan.
The Pan-Mass Challenge is a fundraising event unlike any other, raising millions of dollars for cancer research.
Many people don't realize the devices are only good for five to seven years.
Saugus is the first Massachusetts district to use CopSync, a program that alerts the five closest cruisers in the area.
President Barack Obama plans to deliver the commencement address at Worcester Technical High School's graduation in June, the White House confirmed on Thursday.
There is growing concern that e-cigarettes are luring teenagers into addiction.
When it comes to nutrition or taste, school lunches don't have the best reputation. The anti-hunger group Project Bread is trying to turn that around with the "Chefs in Schools" program.
We hear it all the time - American children are falling behind their peers in other countries. Now, there's a push for new national standards for testing.
Connor Flanagan of Tyngsboro uses a VGo robot to virtually attend school, while he is home recovering from surgery.
The Oscars may have already been handed out but we're still deciding who was the best and worst dressed for the awards.
In a new study, doctors at Tufts Medical Center found that the DNA test performed significantly better compared to the traditional screening for hormones and proteins. Both only require a simple blood sample.
WPI hosted "Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day" in hopes of shrinking the large engineering gender gap.
Eighth grade math students in Milton take virtual lessons at home, and then have it reinforced by a teacher.
In the beautiful world of beautiful flowers, this is the busiest time of the year.
The Future of Boston depends on the next generation being prepared for tomorrow's challenges.
It looks like a typical trip to the veterinarian; a weigh-in for Ava, a skittish cat and a surgery for a dog named Isaac, but this clinic is at a vocational high school.
A new after school program in Newton called the Innovation Institute is trying to get kids interested in science at a young age.
