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Mass. State Police Take Pledge To Recruit More Female Officers

Daughter Of Former Pats Lineman Makes History On High School Team

3-Year-Old, 16-Year Old Killed In Hartford Shootings Saturday

Asian American Groups Organize Out Of The Orient March In Boston

College Of The Holy Cross Pauses Classes, Activities Amid Covid-19 Surge

Attleboro Family Cherishes Overdue Library Book In Wake Of Loss From Covid-19

Covid-19 'Red Zones' Grow On Massachusetts Weekly Dashboard

Peabody Man Goes Viral On TikTok For Road Rage Videos

Massachusetts Vaccinates Over 100 Thousand People In One Day

Wedding And Prom Season: Safely Getting Fitted For The Perfect Dress

WBZ NewsRadio's Karyn Regal speaks with Cristina's Bridal store manager Deborah Baldwin about COVID-19 safety protocols when finding the perfect dress.

Three Berklee College Of Music Students Reach Top 24 Of "American Idol"

This season of “American Idol” had five Berklee College of Music students, three of which have made it to the final 24. WBZ NewsRadio's Chris Fama reports.

Indigenous Peoples Day Committee Calling On B.A.A. To Change Marathon Date

A local group out of Newton is calling on the B.A.A. to change the date of the Boston Marathon because it falls on the same day as Indigenous Peoples Day. WBZ NewsRadio's Ben Parker reports.

The Satanic Temple Reopens After Months Of Renovations

The Satanic Temple and Salem Art Gallery have finished renovations and are opening their doors back up to the public. WBZ NewsRadio's James Rojas reports.

Lights Out; Duxbury Vs. Marshfield Football Game Canceled

Marshfield High School backed out because of Covid-19 health and safety protocols.

Mass Man Convicted Of Police Bombing Asks For Compassionate Release

West Warwick, R.I Teen Surprised By Pregnant "Male" Rats

Sen. Markey, Rep. Moulton Urge Action On Gun Control

Veteran-Only COVID Vaccine Clinic Offered On Cape

Video Game Could Help COVID-19 Brain Fog

Cape Cod Woman Who Lost Her Father To Covid-19 Pushes For Flag Memorial At Hyannis Rotary

Haverhill Delays In-Person Learning While Authorities Investigate Malware Attack

Cape Cod Lawmakers To Host "Coastal Homeowner Buyout Forum" Next Week

Homeowners on Cape Cod's shorelines will soon be able to take part in a forum on relocating, as coastal storms continue to get worse and destroy more property.

Tom Brady Launches NFT Company...But What Are NFTs?

WBZ NewsRadio's Matt Shearer asks an expert what NFT's are and why they are on the rise.

Yay Or Neigh: Ponyhenge As A Tourist Attraction

Get off your high horse and check out Ponyhenge; an offbeat tourist attraction in Lincoln, Massachusetts. WBZ NewsRadio's Kim Tunnicliffe reports.

A Step In The Right Direction: Trying To Diagnose CTE In Living Patients

Researchers at Boston University School of Medicine have found new ways to help assess if patients have CTE while they are alive. WBZ NewsRadio's Karyn Regal reports.

Hundreds Sign A Petition To Keep Chickens In East Boston

A local non profit in East Boston has received over 450 signatures to keep chickens and their coop. WBZ NewsRadio's James Rojas reports:

Duxbury Gym Teacher Accused Of Sex Assault Is Fired

'Pay To Stay' Parking Meters Coming To Revere Beach

Federal Judge Hears Case Against Boston Exam Schools Admissions System

N.H. Track Coach Fired Over Mask Mandate

Gov. Baker Gets First COVID Shot At Hynes Convention Center

Plum Island Coffee Roasters Served Eviction Notice

Sharp-Eyed South Shore Health Worker Discovers Fake Mask Shipment

City Looking Into Claims Dorchester CVS Is Not Following Safety Protocols

The city of Boston is looking into allegations that a CVS in Dorchester is not following COVID-19 safety protocols when distributing vaccines. WBZ NewsRadio's James Rojas reports.

Acting Boston Mayor Kim Janey Announces She's Running For Full Mayoral Term

Acting Boston Mayor Kim Janey has made it official — she plans to seek a full term in the upcoming mayoral election in November of 2021. WBZ NewsRadio's Jim MacKay reports

Health Officials Administer Covid-19 Vaccine At Strand Theater In Dorchester

Brookline Task Force Wants To Get Rid Of "Walk-And-Talk" Police Program

Pandemic-Weary Families Flocking To Backyard Chickens

New App Will Tell You If You Were Exposed To COVID-19

Schedule Changes Take Effect For The Commuter Rail

Video Gamers Rally Behind A Local Man With A Rare Disease

The video game community has stepped up to help raise money for a nonprofit called "Cure Rare Disease." WBZ NewsRadio's Matt Shearer reports.

An "Egg-cellent" Way To Say Thanks: A Local Donates Easter Dinners

A local business owner donates 300 Easter dinners to EMS and police officers working on Easter Sunday. WBZ NewsRadio's Suzanne Sausville reports.

Boston Golf Courses Reopen For 2021 Season

Boston’s two public golf courses are officially open for the 2021 season. WBZ NewsRadio's Matt Shearer reports from the Hyde Park course.

Worcester Man Writes Book About First Woman To Be Executed In The U.S.

Revere Hosts Pop-Up Covid Vaccine Clinic For Veterans

Concerns Arise Of Covid-Infected Sewage At Lynn Beach

USGS Says Shaking, Boom Noises On Friday In RI And Mass Not An Earthquake

Local Community Mourns Loss Of Capitol Police Officer From Western Mass

People With Covid-19 Report Strange Odors As A Symptom

Revere Hosts Mobile Covid Vaccine Clinic For Essential Retail Workers