Why does Massachusetts still have blue laws?
Why does Massachusetts still have outdated blue laws that were established by the Puritans?
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Why does Massachusetts still have outdated blue laws that were established by the Puritans?
There are three categories of "blue laws" still on the books in Massachusetts. WBZ-TV's Beth Germano reports.
In Greater Boston and outside Washington D.C., powerful men allegedly paid premium prices for sex with women. So why haven't prosecutors said who they are?
WBZ TV's David Wade reports.
Why does Boston still use CharlieCards when other cities, like New York, are using phone tap-ins to ride the subway?
There's an origin story of daylight saving time that we all seem to know, but is it even true?
The Rourke Bridge in Lowell is now 40 years old and drivers are afraid it's not going to last much longer.
The temporary Rourke Bridge in Lowell was supposed to be taken down many years ago. WBZ-TV's David Wade reports.
The resumption of payments means money that's gone into people's pockets, and the economy, is now going into those payments.
WBZ TV's Chris Tanaka reports.
According to a poll taken just before the pandemic, 84% of people think Americans are angrier than a generation before.
It seems like there is always a new viral video of someone arguing, complaining or fighting. WBZ-TV's David Wade asked people what makes them so angry.
Some people may already be feeling the so-called "winter blues" simply because of the gloomy weather.
Bad weather and the change of season can bring people's moods down. Here's what you can do about it. WBZ-TV's David Wade reports.
The 1983 law guaranteed emergency housing to homeless families and pregnant women. It did not include homeless individuals.
The 1983 law guaranteed emergency housing to homeless families and pregnant women. It did not include homeless individuals. WBZ-TV's David Wade reports.
According to data collected by Cornell University, strikes or work stoppages went up by 52% from 2021 to 2022.
From baristas and auto workers to actors. It seems like more workers are going on strike. WBZ-TV's Kristina Rex reports.
If you think Boston traffic has gotten worse, the data shows it's true.
WBZ-TV checked with the state and found out there are no hard and fast rules when it comes to hot classrooms in Massachusetts.
WBZ TV's Christina Hager reports.
In 26 states, some 900 school districts are already using the four-day model.
A technology expert says if you think your service has gotten worse, you're probably right.
Many people say they are experiencing dropped calls and texts that won't go through. WBZ-TV's David Wade reports.
Doctor Shira Doron, the Chief Infection Control Officer for Tufts Medicine, says it all just needs to be put into perspective
