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Progress Being Made Following Steamship Authority Cyberattack

Officials said the ongoing ransomware attack at the Steamship Authority is holding up the reservation process, however some progress has been made.

Quincy Agrees To $100 Million Settlement To Clean Up Sewer Leaks

Sea Glider Start-Up Wants To Do Boston To Nantucket In 45 Minutes

Adventurer Will Row Across Atlantic Ocean From Chatham Back To France

Eversource Agrees To Pay Back Hyde Park Woman After Overcharging Her Elderly Mother For A Decade

Hyde Park Woman Says Eversource Overcharged Elderly Mother For A Decade

Wake For Worcester Officer Manny Familia To Be Held Wednesday Afternoon

A wake for Worcester Officer Manny Familia will be held Wednesday afternoon. He died last week while trying to rescue a drowning teenager. WBZ NewsRadio's John Baibak reports.

Scattered Thunderstorms Leaves House Damaged In Georgetown

Westborough Salvage Store Saves Hollywood Props From Pandemic Dumpster

Nearly-Naked Dancer Busting Moves In Wellington Circle

Group Pushing For Outdoor Cannabis Farming In Mass. Amid High Energy Use

Boston School Committee Chair Resigns After Racially-Charged Text Exchange

Lobster Prices Go Up Amid A Shortened Season

Lobsters are in short supply this season, and it's causing prices to go up. WBZ NewsRadio's James Rojas reports.

Black Bear, Nicknamed ‘Boo Boo,’ Spotted Roaming In Scituate

Scituate Police are warning residents after a black bear, nicknamed "Boo Boo," was spotted in the town. WBZ NewsRadio's Jim MacKay reports.

Revere Beach-Goers Get An Early Start To Beat The Heat

Suspended Boston Police Commissioner Fired By Acting Mayor Janey

Millions Of Gallons Of Sewage Seeped Into Merrimack River In April Storm

Heat Wave Triggers Air Quality Warnings In Pioneer Valley, North Shore

Cape Cod Man Could Go To Jail For Hitting Golf Ball In Yellowstone

Salem Arts Festival Marks City's Return To In-Person Events

Plymouth Kayaker Latest To Drown In Series Of Recent Pond Incidents

Braintree Officer Released From Hospital, Memorial Planned for K-9

Roxbury Takes Hybrid Approach For Poetry Festival

Gov. Baker Tours Covid-19 Vaccination Clinic In Dorchester

Suspect Identified In Shootout With Braintree Police On Friday

Unique Talents: Peabody Man Known For Playing Music With His Teeth

Lung Association of Massachusetts Hosts 7th Annual 'Lung Force Walk'

Two Police Officers Shot On Braintree-Weymouth Line

Two police officers were shot on the Braintree-Weymouth line, officials say they are facing non-life threatening injuries. WBZ NewsRadio's Karyn Regal reports.

Boston Gets Hit Hard With Ride-Hailing App Shortages

Finding an available car through a ride hailing app such as Uber or Lyft has been extremely hard in Boston. WBZ NewsRadio's Madison Roger reports.

Liam's Lunches Of Love; 14-Year-Old Cambridge Boy Helps Those In Need

On any given Sunday, you might see 14-year-old Liam Hannon and his dad walking in Cambridge, feeding people in need.

Archdiocese Of Boston Opening New School For First Time In 50 Years

"We're very excited about the prospect of launching a new school," said Superintendent of Schools Tom Carroll.

Ready The Sunscreen: A Heat Wave Is On The Way

Groton-Dunstable Parents Voice Concerns Over “Youth Risk Behavior Survey”

Some parents of Groton-Dunstable Regional High School students voiced concerns at a public forum surrounding the annual “Youth Risk Behavior Survey,” saying it was "too inappropriate." WBZ NewsRadio's Drew Moholland reports.

Mass. To Offer Weekly COVID Testing For Early Education And Care Programs

Massachusetts will begin offering COVID-19 pooled testing to all early education and childcare programs. WBZ NewsRadio's Karyn Regal reports.

Salem Kicks Off Gay Pride Month With Flag Raising Ceremony

To kick-off pride month there was a flag-raising ceremony in Salem on Thursday. WBZ NewsRadio's Carl Steven reports.

Rhode Island Man Gears Up For ESPN Air Hockey Tournament

Rhode Island native Nate Lemoi is preparing for a big ESPN tournament in Houston for air hockey. WBZ NewsRadio's Kim Tunnicliffe reports.

Leominster Man Receives Crossing Guard Of The Year Award

Five days a week, Dave Ledger puts on his bright colored vest and helps students safely get to and from Northwest Elementary School in Leominster.

Steamship Authority Operations Still Being Impacted By Cyber Attack

Officials said they expect operations between the Cape and the islands to be impacted again Thursday, following the ransomware attack on Wednesday.

Wrong Turn: Driver Follows GPS Onto Newton Golf Course

If you're the kind of person who depends on your GPS to get everywhere, let this story be a reminder to look up every once in a while.

Mass. Supreme Court Rules Cell Phone Conversations Can Be Used In Trial

A Mass. Supreme Court ruling could have you thinking twice about what you text on your cell phone. WBZ NewsRadio's Carl Stevens has the story.

Embattled Police Commissioner Dennis White Makes Final Case To Keep Job

On Wednesday morning, Acting Mayor Kim Janey held a termination hearing for suspended Boston Police Commissioner Dennis White. WBZ NewsRadio's Karyn Regal reports.

The Charles River Esplanade’s “Mother Swan” Dies, Officials Say

The Charles River Esplanade’s “mother swan” died on Monday, according to officials. WBZ NewsRadio's James Rojas reports.

Red Sox Honor Late Pete Frates For MLB 'Lou Gehrig Day'

Two New Hampshire School Districts Sued Over Mask Mandates

Boston Students Calling For Resignations After "Cult" Group Operated In BPS

Three Men Facing Charges For Drug Trafficking At Mass And Cass

Rep. Seth Moulton Talks Vet Experience At Marblehead Memorial Day Event

Boston Police Investigating Body Found In Southie

Fan Accused Of Throwing Water Bottle At Kyrie Irving Identified, Charged

Memorial Day Events Planned Across Massachusetts For Monday