Firefighters around Massachusetts honor veteran battling ALS with helmet tribute
Dale Melanson's helmet is traveling to fire departments across Massachusetts to support him and raise awareness of ALS.
Bride-to-be gets hotel rooms back after Hilton canceled for Taylor Swift concert
Christina Leonard fought back after the Home2 Suites by Hilton on Route 1 canceled her room block for her wedding.
Baker says police misconduct database 'not an easy thing to build'
Gov. Charlie Baker spoke to WBZ-TV about the progress being made on a police reform bill he signed into law nearly two years ago.
Wu calls barbershop shooting death "a horrific act of violence"
Police continued combing for evidence at a Dorchester barbershop Thursday, a day after a man was shot dead there.
"Row your hardest": Thousands prepare to participate in Head of the Charles Regatta
Rowers are coming in from 27 different countries for the Head of the Charles Regatta this Friday through Sunday.
Ukrainian national rowing team competing in Head of the Charles
For the first time, the Ukrainian national rowing team will compete in the Head of the Charles Regatta this weekend.
FEMA task force leader details the current conditions in Fort Myers
There are some signs of improvement in Fort Myers today, but there's still a lot of work to do.
Pete Frates' mother excited about FDA approval of drug to treat ALS
The FDA has approved a drug to treat ALS thanks to funding from the Ice Bucket challenge.
Mobile Vietnam Veterans Memorial now open in Bedford
The exhibit, which is 375 feet long and seven-a-and-a-half feet high, will be open 24 hours a day. It's free to visit.
What it's like to be a member of the Massachusetts National Guard
The Massachusetts National Guard has filled critical roles for centuries. So just what does it take to be a member of the country's oldest unit?
Boston runners pay tribute to jogger killed during morning run
The tragedy has rippled through the running community across the country.
Boston students return for first day of school without mask requirements
For the first time since before the COVID pandemic, masks won't be required in Boston Public Schools Thursday for the first day of classes.
Ukrainian boy adjusting to American life through Newton dance studio
Balera Ballroom Dance Studio is giving a Ukrainian boy free lessons and helping him adjust to life in the U.S.
Commuter Rail 'packed' on second weekday of Orange Line shutdown
The Commuter Rail was noticeably busier on Tuesday
Volunteers handing out free produce at VA Bedford recognized by WBZ Ice Cream Social
Cars full of veterans and their families line up at VA Bedford once a month to pick up fresh fruits and vegetables.