New theater production of "Black Swan" premieres in Cambridge
The world premiere of "Black Swan" is being held in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Tartan Army honors fan who died in Boston with minute of applause at match
Tens of thousands of Scotland's Tartan Army honored a fan at the World Cup match against Morocco with a minute of applause after he died suddenly in Boston.
Take a rare look inside the largest data center in Massachusetts
The Markley data center in Lowell is the largest in Massachusetts. WBZ-TV got a rare look inside.
Tony-winning "Eureka Day" tackles tough questions through humor in Boston
In the Tony-winning play "Eureka Day," a mumps outbreak turns an uber-progressive and inclusive private day school upside down.
Why are more young people getting angry about AI?
About half of Gen Z say they use AI at least once per week, but that doesn't mean they are thrilled.
Boston Pops and Gay Men's Chorus to perform for annual Pride night
The Boston Gay Men's Chorus is preparing for one of the biggest concerts of the year. They'll soon perform with the Boston Pops for the orchestra's annual Pride Night Celebration.
Bellingham woman shares late husband's mental health journey: "We need to lose the stigma"
As her husband struggled with his own battles, Julie Sutherland knew that her role as caregiver was tantamount to his journey.
Theater company to perform free "Romeo and Juliet" shows for Boston students
Thousands of Greater Boston students will soon experience live Shakespeare, and for some, it will be their very first time.
Fiancée of trooper killed in wrong-way crash wants to join Mass. State Police
Jessica Ostrowski says her whole life changed when her fiancé Trooper Kevin Trainor was killed stopping a wrong-way driver.
Marblehead man's viral moment exposes loophole in MBTA Communities Law
David Modica's viral moment made people realize the state law means you have to permit for housing, but you don't actually have to build any.
Former Boston Ballet principal dancer helping next generation
Former Boston Ballet principal dancer John Lam is working to bring something new to the city's dance landscape.
Bill Galvin's in a series of new ads. What are they and who's paying for them?
Massachusetts Secretary of State Bill Galvin is in series of commercials at a time when he's running for re-election. Here's what he had to say about that.
Students at Boston Conservatory say it is a "dream come true" to learn rare dance style
Students enrolled at the Boston Conservatory at Berklee are learning the unmistakable style of Bob Fosse.
Stoneham play looks to explain how U.S. Constitution plays a role in daily life
The play, "What the Constitution Means to Me," looks at the impact the document has on four generations of women in the same family.
What is the gas tax refund for Mass Pike drivers and why is it so hard to get?
If you buy gas, and use the Mass Pike, you can get money back from Massachusetts. It's a law that almost no one knows about, but cashing in is mentally taxing.