Question Everything: With sports betting legalized, what is the future of the lottery?
WBZ-TV's David Wade reports.
Question Everything
Question Everything: With sports betting legalized, what's the future of the lottery?
The Massachusetts Lottery is worried revenue will take a hit if people are betting on games.
Question Everything: Why are teachers able to strike if it's illegal in Massachusetts?
The state law has not prevented recent teacher strikes in Woburn, Brookline, Malden, and Haverhill. WBZ-TV's Christina Hager reports.
Question Everything: What is driving the public's fascination with the Ana Walshe murder?
The tragic story of Ana Walshe mysteriously disappearing from her home in a wealthy Boston suburb, has captivated the public's interest. WBZ-TV's Christina Hager reports.
Question Everything: Is a four-day work week sustainable?
A growing number of companies are using four-day work weeks to attract and retain top talent.
Question Everything: Is a four-day work week sustainable?
A growing number of companies are using four-day work weeks to attract and retain top talent. WBZ-TV's Chris Tanaka reports.
Question Everything: Why are names of former mayors still on Boston signs?
Changing the names on all of the signs in the city is a daunting task.
Question Everything: Why are lottery jackpots so much bigger now?
If you've noticed that lottery jackpots are getting insanely huge these days, you're not alone.
Question Everything: Do metal detectors at schools really work?
Several Boston City Councilors are asking the city to add more metal detectors in schools.
Question Everything: How safe are my kids in school?
WBZ-TV's Mike Sullivan reports.
Question Everything: What's being done to improve athlete safety?
"Cardiac health will be under the microscope going forward," said Dr. Myron Rolle, a neurosurgeon and former NFL safety.
Question Everything: Why are electricity prices so high?
What's behind the rising electricity prices and will there be rolling blackouts this winter?
Question Everything: Why are electricity prices so high?
WBZ-TV's David Wade investigates what's behind rising energy bills and the chances of rolling blackouts.
What are reparations and why are they so important?
The Boston City Council voted to form a commission to study the possibility of reparations for the Black community.
Question Everything: What are reparations? Why is the issue so urgent and important?
Recently, the Boston City Council voted unanimously to form a commission to study the possibility of reparations for the Black community in Boston. WBZ-TV's Chris Tanaka reports.
Has the pandemic changed the way we tip?
There's a new psychological aspect to tipping because of the digital interface.
Question Everything: Has the pandemic changed the way we tip?
WBZ-TV's David Wade reports.
Filene's Basement to Friendly's: Why are we obsessed with the past?
We love talking about where we used to eat or shop, so why do these memories mean so much?
Filene's Basement to Friendly's: Why are we obsessed with the past?
We love talking about where we used to eat or shop -- why? WBZ-TV's David Wade reports.
Why does Massachusetts struggle with affordable housing?
Boston's prosperity and affluence can work against renters.
Why does Massachusetts struggle with affordable housing?
WBZ-TV's Chris Tanaka reports.
Should there be term limits in Congress?
Right now, we have the oldest Congress in history. Should that change?
Question Everything: Should there be term limits in Congress?
Right now, we have the oldest Congress in history. Should that change? WBZ-TV's David Wade reports.
What can be done to stop trucks from being "Storrowed?"
Storrow Drive in Boston. It's where moving trucks stop with a bang.
Is the distracted driving law in Massachusetts being ignored?
Citations for distracted driving in Massachusetts have steadily increased over the last three years.
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Woburn teachers strike ends, schools to reopen Monday
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Grammys 2023: List of winners and nominees
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AP source: Kyrie Irving going to the Dallas Mavericks
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Beyoncé and Adele will once again contend for top honors, while Lizzo and Harry Styles return and Bad Bunny makes history.
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A six-year-old boy has died after a fire in Orleans on Saturday night.
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Woburn teachers strike ends, schools to reopen Monday
Students will return to classrooms on Monday after missing an entire week of school.
Grammys 2023: List of winners and nominees
The Grammys air live from Los Angeles Sunday at 8 p.m. ET on CBS, and stream live and on-demand on Paramount+. Beyoncé leads the pack with nine nominations.
Gov. Healey against legalizing teacher strikes: "Kids have been through enough"
Gov. Healey against legalizing teacher strikes: "The kids have been through enough"
6-year-old boy dies in house fire in Orleans
A six-year-old boy has died after a fire in Orleans on Saturday night.
Powerball jackpot up to $747 million; Two tickets in Massachusetts won $50,000
Two tickets sold in Massachusetts won $50,000 each during Saturday's drawing.
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Black hairdressers may be at high risk from toxic salon chemicals
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New study reveals people with autism are more sensitive to pain
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Study shows screen time in infancy can lead to behavioral problems later on
For the first time, a new study provides evidence that screen time in infancy can lead to behavioral problems in childhood.
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I-Team: State Police end security post outside former Gov. Baker's house
Two days after the I-Team raised questions about troopers on overtime guarding former Governor Charlie Baker's home, State Police ended the post.
Brigham and Women's nurses to hit picket line over staffing concerns
Nurses at Brigham and Women's Hospital are sounding the alarm on patient care and hitting the picket line Wednesday.
I-Team's Call for Action helps Methuen theater get $12,000 back from vendor
The City of Methuen is home to a musical gem: a world-renowned organ aptly named "The Great Organ."
I-Team: Wage theft in Massachusetts is widespread in some industries
Union officials call wage theft an epidemic, with employers in some industries not paying workers what they are legally owed.
I-Team: Hingham Apple store crash victims face uncertain road to recovery
One victim said doctors are unsure if her injuries will ever completely heal.
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Gov. Healey against legalizing teacher strikes: "Kids have been through enough"
Gov. Healey against legalizing teacher strikes: "The kids have been through enough"
Keller: What's gone wrong with the Massachusetts Republican Party?
A critical vote is approaching for the Massachusetts Republican Party.
Keller: Mayor Wu shows Boston attitude in first State of City address
Jon says the mayor demonstrated a solid grasp of her policy challenges, formidable political skill, and a splash of Bostonian attitude.
Keller: New Hampshire poll shows many don't want Biden to run again
A new poll of likely New Hampshire primary voters suggests President Biden would finish poorly in a primary there.
Keller: Can Republicans and Democrats come together for debt limit fix?
Massachusetts Congressman Stephen Lynch believes lawmakers can cross the aisle to find a solution.
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5 more Bed Bath & Beyond stores in Mass. set to close
The struggling retailer has announced a new round of closures as bankruptcy looms.
Massachusetts marijuana sales surpass $4 billion
The first pot shops opened in the state in 2018.
Bed Bath & Beyond says it can no longer pay its debts
The end could be near for struggling retailer Bed Bath & Beyond.
L.L. Bean renovating flagship store, opening new Mass. location
The iconic New England brand is planning to open a new store in Massachusetts.
Waltham taco spot makes Yelp list of America's Top 100 restaurants
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Custom knives crafted in Cambridge
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AP source: Kyrie Irving going to the Dallas Mavericks
All-Star point guard Kyrie Irving is getting his wish and being traded by the Brooklyn Nets to the Dallas Mavericks, a person with knowledge of the situation told The Associated Press on Sunday.
Bridges scores 25, leads Suns to 106-94 win over Celtics
Mikal Bridges scored 25 points and Dario Saric had 14 with 13 rebounds Friday night to lead the Phoenix Suns to a 106-94 victory over Boston and send the NBA-leading Celtics to their fourth loss in six games.
New England Revolution working to develop homegrown players
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Brown has bigger things on his mind than an All-Star nod
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Kyrie Irving wants out of Brooklyn
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200-pound Shrek sculpture goes missing in western Mass.
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Sam Adams Super Bowl commercial envisions "brighter" Boston
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