Airline delays could increase after 5G upgrade deadline
In addition to delays and cancellations at airports, there's a worry that cell phones could make it worse.
94-year-old fighting to keep dune shack gets support from lawmakers
Massachusetts legislators are rallying behind a 94-year-old Provincetown man who is battling the National Park Service to keep his shack in the dunes.
80-year-old woman attacked by turkeys in Cambridge
A pair of pesky turkeys bit an 80-year-old woman in Cambridge. She fled through a break in traffic to escape them.
Waltham looks to crack down on rat problem
Several councilors have put forth proposals to solve the issue.
MBTA to shut down Green Line B branch from July 17 to 28 for track work
The MBTA announced it will be shutting down the Green Line's B branch from July 17 to 28 for crews to complete track work.
94-year-old barred from Cape Cod dune shack as bidding begins for new leases
The National Park Service is giving tours of dune shacks this week to perspective bidders.
What's it really like on the Titanic submarine?
WBZ-TV's Mike Sullivan talks with CBS correspondent David Pogue, who has been on one of OceanGate's submersibles,
Paralyzed filmmaker credits Jane Seymour with inspiring him
A recent Harvard graduate produced a documentary film that is being released 29 years to the day he became paralyzed from the shoulders down.
Chelsea elementary schools will close on Juneteenth in last-minute decision
In November, a water main break at the Mary Burke Elementary complex forced students to miss two days of education. Inside that building, there are four different elementary schools.
Charlestown residents demand answers about why Clougherty Pool is still closed
The summer heat is on its way, but certain Boston neighborhoods are still waiting for public pools to be renovated.
Dracut pet owners warned about coyotes after dogs are attacked
Pet owners in Dracut are urged to be on high alert after a coyote attacked two dogs.
Taunton Little League umpires continue talks with city after quitting over threats
One week after umpires in Taunton stopped officiating games over threats of violence, tension still appears to be in place.
East Boston businesses brace for impact of Sumner Tunnel closure
The Sumner Tunnel already shutters on the weekends, and restaurants have seen a drop in customers.
Taunton Little League umpires won't return for playoffs after being threatened
Two umpires were threatened following a controversial call during a Taunton Little League game.
Lynn residents use inflatable dancing men to battle geese
There is battling going on in Lynn pitting man against goose, however the humans just found their secret weapon.