Former MLB Investigator Makes Shocking Allegations In New Book: Gambling, PEDs, Much More
According to a new book written by a former MLB investigator and Red Sox security agent, PEDs are alive and well in Major League Baseball.
Steroids
Imprisoned Steroids Distributor Claims Mark Wahlberg Was A Client
Actor Mark Wahlberg's name is being raised in connection with a multi-million dollar steroids investigation.
Felger: Maybe David Ortiz Is The One Guy In MLB Who's Clean
Do you know what I'm beginning to just start having to accept? I wonder if he's actually clean.
New York Times Finds Link That Lends Credence To Charlie Sly's Doping Claims To Al Jazeera
The New York Times found success in finding a connection that should lend credence to what Charlie Sly told Al Jazeera.
University Study Involving Hamsters And Steroids Criticized By PETA
Animal rights activists say Northeastern University researchers are cruelly pitting steroid-injected hamsters against undrugged ones to study aggression.
Massarotti: People May Not Believe Ortiz, But He's Still A Hall Of Famer
Tony Mazz says David Ortiz needs to stop taking the steroids allegations so personally. And when it comes to the Hall of Fame, Papi's got Mazz's vote.
Ortiz Vehemently Denies Ever Using Steroids, Says He Deserves To Be In Hall Of Fame
David Ortiz took to Derek Jeter's website on Thursday, vehemently denying he ever "knowingly used steroids" and
Biogenesis Owner Anthony Bosch Surrenders, Charged With Distributing Steroids
The owner of a now-defunct Florida clinic was charged Tuesday with conspiracy to distribute steroids, more than a year after he was accused of providing performance-enhancing drugs to New York Yankees star Alex Rodriguez and other players.
Bertrand: 'John Lackey Sounds Ridiculous' Calling Out Nelson Cruz
Marc Bertrand and Adam Jones, filling in for Felger & Mazz, had some thoughts on the John Lackey/Nelson Cruz spat from over the weekend.
Sox Fans Boo Braun In His First Road Game Since Steroid Suspension
From the boos to the bad at-bats, Ryan Braun's first road game since his 65-game suspension was a rough afternoon.
Keidel: The End Of MLB Innocence
The PED crucible, which we hoped would be microscopic by now, just won't go away. It's turned into a twisted game show of "Name That Cheat."
Keidel: All Eyes On A-Rod And Home Debut At Yankee Stadium Tonight
The eyes of America are indeed on the Bronx these days where a certain slugger will make his home debut tonight at Yankee Stadium.
MLB May Suspend A-Rod Under Labor Deal
Alex Rodriguez may have to start serving a suspension as soon as it is announced rather than wait for a grievance to play out.
Miami Drug Clinic Founder Expected To Talk To MLB About Players, PEDs
The founder of a Miami anti-aging clinic has agreed to talk to Major League Baseball about players linked to performance-enhancing drugs, a person familiar with the case told The Associated Press.
Felger & Mazz: Steroid-Era's Affect On Hall Of Fame Voting
Felger and Massarotti discussed the release of Major League Baseball's 2013 National Hall of Fame ballot. This year's ballot includes players such as Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, Sammy Sosa, and other players from baseball's steroid era.
Death Toll In Meningitis Outbreak Rises To 25
The death toll in a nationwide fungal meningitis outbreak tied to a Framingham pharmacy increased to 25 on Friday.
2 More Fungal Meningitis Cases In NH Linked To Framingham Pharmacy
Two more people have been diagnosed with fungal meningitis in New Hampshire after receiving contaminated steroid injections.
New Problems Possible With Other Meds From Mass. Pharmacy In Meningitis Outbreak
There may be issues with more medications from a Framingham pharmacy at the center of a deadly national meningitis outbreak.
7th Person Dies In Mass.-Linked Meningitis Outbreak
Health officials say the death toll in a rare fungal meningitis outbreak across several states has risen to seven.
Rare Meningitis Outbreak Linked To Framingham Pharmacy
Health officials say a rare meningitis outbreak has sickened 26 people in five states who received steroid injections for back pain. Four people have died.
Felger & Mazz: Does Major League Baseball Still Have A PED Problem?
Felger and Massarotti are broadcasting live from the Ace Ticket Studio at Kenmore and are discussing the use of performance enhancers in Major League Baseball.
Felger & Mazz: Officiating In The NBA Finals, Clemens' Success In 40s
Felger, Mazz, and Jermaine Wiggins continued the day talking about the NBA Finals, LeBron James, NBA officiating, and a little steroids in baseball.
Felger & Mazz: What Will The Steroid Era Mean To Hall Of Fame Voting?
Felger and Massarotti were joined by Jermaine Wiggins to discuss the not guilty verdict in the Roger Clemens perjury case and how steroid use will effect Hall of Fame voting.
Keller @ Large: Stop The Witch Hunts!
For whatever reasons, Roger Clemens appears to have made plenty of enemies during his Hall of Fame pitching career.
Roger Clemens Found Not Guilty On All Counts In Trial
Roger Clemens has been acquitted on all charges by a jury that decided he didn't lie to Congress when he denied using performance-enhancing drugs.
Latest News From CBS Boston
Monkeypox virus identified in Massachusetts
Massachusetts health officials announced Wednesday that they have confirmed a case of the monkeypox virus.
Baby leaving NICU after more than 200 days
This Sunday, the NICU's longest little patient will go home to Wilmington, to his overjoyed parents and three siblings.
Chelsea residents outraged over toxic debris dumped near homes
Chelsea residents gathered Wednesday evening to get answers about the state's dumping of a pile of rubble filled with asbestos.
Sullivan Square road work will cause traffic delays for weeks
The midday traffic coming in through Sullivan Square reached the Encore casino in Everett on Wednesday.
As Gas Prices Rise, Food Delivery Drivers Feel The Sting
Higher gas prices mean food deliveries are now costing drivers and consumers more money.
Cambridge Housing Authority residents worried about lack of AC
The Cambridge Housing Authority now says air conditioning in a 19-story apartment building is expected to turn on Friday, after originally telling residents it would be weeks.
Wednesday's Child: 14-Year-Old Andrea
Andrea is an energetic girl who describes herself as outgoing and artistic.
Can I Get COVID Again? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
Dr. Mallika Marshall is answering your coronavirus vaccine-related medical questions.
Keller @ Large: Women's Soccer Pay Agreement Spotlights Gender Wage Gap
As women's soccer players negotiate equal pay, the question remains: What about the rest of America's women?
Latest News From CBS Boston
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Monkeypox virus identified in Massachusetts
Massachusetts health officials announced Wednesday that they have confirmed a case of the monkeypox virus.
Baby leaving NICU after more than 200 days
This Sunday, the NICU's longest little patient will go home to Wilmington, to his overjoyed parents and three siblings.
Chelsea residents outraged over toxic debris dumped near homes
Chelsea residents gathered Wednesday evening to get answers about the state's dumping of a pile of rubble filled with asbestos.
Sullivan Square road work will cause traffic delays for weeks
The midday traffic coming in through Sullivan Square reached the Encore casino in Everett on Wednesday.
As Gas Prices Rise, Food Delivery Drivers Feel The Sting
Higher gas prices mean food deliveries are now costing drivers and consumers more money.
Health
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Baby leaving NICU after more than 200 days
This Sunday, the NICU's longest little patient will go home to Wilmington, to his overjoyed parents and three siblings.
Patient with monkeypox being treated at Boston hospital
Massachusetts health officials announced Wednesday that they have confirmed a case of the monkeypox virus. WBZ-TV's Kristina Rex reports.
MGH doctors provide update on monkeypox case
Health officials said the patient recently traveled to Canada.
I-Team: Chelsea residents outraged over toxic debris dumped near homes
Chelsea residents gathered at a community meeting to get answers about the cleanup of a pile of debris containing asbestos. WBZ-TV's Cheryl Fiandaca reports.
How to find a mental health counselor
Knowing you could benefit from mental health help and getting it are two very different things. Finding a therapist or a counselor can be a tough process. WBZ-TV's Dr. Mallika Marshall reports.
I-Team
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Chelsea residents outraged over toxic debris dumped near homes
Chelsea residents gathered Wednesday evening to get answers about the state's dumping of a pile of rubble filled with asbestos.
Removal of debris pile contaminated with asbestos underway
Crews in Chelsea have begun removing a pile of debris that is contaminated with asbestos on Friday.
I-Team: Zelle blamed after hackers steal teen's bank account
Zelle is now a favorite for thieves because once the money is transferred out, it's nearly impossible to get back.
I-Team: debris containing asbestos dumped in Chelsea in July
Hazardous construction material was dumped in Chelsea last July and had been sitting next to a public housing development.
I-Team: Apartments Tested For Asbestos After Hazardous Material Dumped In Chelsea
Chelsea residents became concerned after learning the state Department of Transportation dumped a pile of construction material with asbestos in it outside their window.
Keller @ Large
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Keller @ Large: Women's Soccer Pay Agreement Spotlights Gender Wage Gap
As women's soccer players negotiate equal pay, the question remains: What about the rest of America's women?
Mystery remains after Pentagon reveals UFO database
While the hearing did reveal some detail, a lot still remains a mystery.
Efforts to boost airline passenger rights remain grounded
Airline dissatisfaction is taking off, and lawmakers have noticed.
Keller & Large: Push for gas tax holiday takes toll on partisan unity
With gas prices rising, deviation from the party line is a growth stock these days.
Keller: Supreme Court Overturning Roe V. Wade Would Show How Abortion Rights Have Become 'Grotesquely Politicized'
Jon says abortion rights, like so many other issues, has "become grotesquely politicized, just like another once-accepted public health standard, the right of the state to require vaccinations."
Business News
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Gaming Commission reports about $99 million in April revenue across all casinos
Inflation did not hurt the casino business in Massachusetts.
Robots help distribution center workers become more productive, less fatigued
Robots at Top Notch Distributors are giving current employees a big boost.
New robots help Mansfield distribution center workers become more productive, less fatigued
Robots at Top Notch Distributors are giving current employees a big boost. WBZ-TV's Breana Pitts reports.
Consumer price growth slowed in April
The yearly rate of U.S. inflation fell to 8.3% in April, compared to a historic 8.5% in March, marking the first decline since August. WBZ-TV's Zinnia Maldonado reports.
What Is Behind The Recent Stock Market Plunge?
Mike Armstrong, Senior Managing Partner at Armstrong Advisory Group, talked to WBZ-TV's Paula Ebben about the fluctuating stock market.
New England Living
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Behind the scenes at WaterFire Providence
WaterFire has been a Providence tradition for over 25 years.
Glassblowing at The Bubble Factory in Essex
The Bubble Factory is a multimedia workshop and classroom.
Visit Broomstones curling club in Wayland
As Massachusetts' largest curling club, Broomstones is hotbed for talent.
New England Living: changing face of Mystic's shoreline
One of the newest additions to the Mystic waterfront is a building blending classic style with a modern twist.
New England Living: Salmon Nicoise recipe
Legal Sea Foods Chefs Matt King and Patrick Keefe offer up tips on how to pick and prepare the perfect piece of fish.
Sports
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Pivetta tosses 2-hitter, Red Sox beat Astros 5-1
Nick Pivetta pitched a two-hitter and the Boston Red Sox beat the Houston Astros 5-1 on Wednesday night.
If the Celtics want to steal Game 2 in Miami, they need Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown to play like stars
The Celtics are confident that they can bounce back in Game 2 against the Heat. They need their stars to be stars.
Don Sweeney doesn't have contract with Bruins for next season
Bruins GM Don Sweeney doesn't currently have a contract for next season.
Marcus Smart eyeing Game 2 return, but Celtics aren't expecting to have Al Horford back
Marcus Smart is looking to return in Game 2 against Miami, but the Celtics aren't counting on Al Horford being cleared for the game.
Patriots still without replacement for Josh McDaniels as offensive play-caller
According to the Patriots' coaching staff, the team still hasn't decided who will play the key role of offensive play-caller when the games do begin.
Offbeat
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Peterboro Basket Co. in NH closing, citing forest pest
The Peterboro Basket Company has been in business since 1854.
Killer whale spotted by fisherman off Nantucket
A fishing crew spotted a majestic sight in the waters off Massachusetts this week – an orca whale.
Bobcat breaks into Vermont home, attacks elderly man inside
An elderly man in Vermont had a wild encounter with a bobcat when the animal broke into his home and attacked him.
Boston area glimpses "super flower blood moon" lunar eclipse
Sunday night brought the first total eclipse to the northeast in over three years.
Supermassive black hole at center of Milky Way revealed
For the first time, astronomers have captured an image of the supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy.