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Longtime BSO Conductor Seiji Ozawa Dies

A Winter Warmup In Boston This Weekend

Goodwill Hunting For $15 Wedding Dresses

WBZ NewsRadio's Emma Friedman.

Norwood, Mass., Chocolate Shop Prepares For Valentine's Day Rush

For more than 90 years, Furlong's Candies has provided Norwood with chocolates and sweets. WBZ's Chaiel Schaffel (@CSchaffelWBZ) spoke with the shop's manager about what they do to prepare for their biggest sales season: Valentine's Day.

A Cinematic Transformation In Waltham Is Complete

Providence College Star Forward Expecting A Child

WBZ NewsRadio's Drew Moholland.

Nonprofit In Lynn Is Recognized For Its Innovative Programs

Mass. Gaming Commission Votes No On Certain Prop Bets For Super Bowl

They're silly, but they can be fun and keep the game interesting to those who aren't invested. But some prop bets won't be allowed this Sunday in Massachusetts. WBZ's Chris Fama reports.

Two Planes Collide On Tarmac At Logan Airport

Wait List For Nantucket Ferry Tops 10,000 People

WBZ's Chaiel Schaffel

Burlington Students Designing 'I Voted' Stickers For Town Contest

Burlington Students Designing 'I Voted' Stickers For Town Contest

Avian Flu Found In Massachusetts

State officials are out with an alert over bird flu. WBZ's Madison Rogers tells us more.

Breaking The Language Barrier In North Andover

Salem's So Sweet Festival To Take Place This Weekend

The Witch City is hosting the 22nd year of Salem's So Sweet Festival this weekend, featuring food from local businesses and ice sculptures. WBZ NewsRadio's Carl Stevens reports.

Some Medway Students Causing Chaos At Local Supermarket

Riding shopping carts, knocking over displays and shoplifting are the new pastimes of choice for some Medway students. WBZ's James Rojas.

Report Shows Some Employees Willing To Quit Over In-Person Work Mandates

Millenials, women and high-performing employees among those most likely to quit, data showed. WBZ's Jim MacKay

Mayor Wu's Fare Free Bus Program Will Continue For Two More Years

Escape Winter Blues At Franklin Park Zoo's 'Orchid Adventure'

Longer Days On The Horizon As The Sun Sets Later And Later

WBZ's James Rojas reports. This winter has been relatively mild, but warmer, and longer, days are around the corner.

Dartmouth Ruling Could Spark Revolutionary Change In College Sports

Theater Owner Hoping To Bring Hollywood To The North Shore

Purple Sand On The Beaches Of Revere Has Residents Curious

Newton Families Are Grateful That Strike Is Over And Students Are Back In Classrooms

The Red Sox Start Their Journey South With Spring Training Truck Day

Men's Beanpot Tournament Facing Off Tonight

MassArt Students Relocated After Dorm Fire Sprinkler Malfunction

'BPS Free Sundays': Students Get Access To Boston's Cultural Institutions

Thousands Kick-Off Vietnamese Lunar New Year At 35th Annual Tết In Boston

MIT's iQuHACK 2024 Applies Quantum Mechanics To Practical Dilemmas

It's a room full of hackers at MIT this weekend. WBZ's Jay Willett tells us, it's a practical application of quantum mechanics.

Everett Indoor Dog Park And Bar Holds Its First Ever Puppy Bowl

It was quite a football game at Park 9 Bar in Everett yesterday. The indoor dog park and bar held its first ever puppy bowl. WBZ's Suzanne Sausville was there.

Revere's Winter Wonderland Festival Features Food, Music, Ice Sculptures

The first Revere Beach Winter Wonderland festival happened on Saturday, showcasing ice sculpture competitions, face painting, food vendors and live music. WBZ's Suzanne Sausville reports.

Lunar New Year Flower Market Opens In Chinatown

Chinatown's Lunar New Year Flower Market opened Friday, and will be selling flowers, plants, dried foods, and new year decorations until Feb. 9 in celebration of the start of the year of the dragon. WBZ’s Kim Tunnicliffe reports.

Apothecary Store In Rockport, Mass., Sells Special Valentine's Candles

Apothecary Suil Crow, a metaphysical supply and gift store in Rockport, Mass., is offering customers the chance to make their own love intention candles ahead of Valentine's Day. WBZ NewsRadio's Kendall Buhl reports.

After A 'Salty' January, It's Time For 'Glosta's So Schweeeet!'

Gloucester wants to be the place to be Saturday, and the city's restaurants and shops are "schweetening" the pot to make it happen. WBZ's Kendall Buhl explains.

Mayor Wu Launches BPS Sundays; Students And Families Get In Free At Six Boston Sites

Mayor Wu is following through on her goal of making Boston the most family-friendly city in the USA. She held a press conference at the Boston Children's Museum this morning, where she announced a new pilot program.

Showcase Cinemas Partners With Local Museum For Black History Month

Bringing African American history to the big screen. WBZ's James Rojas says a local museum is partnering with a theater chain to celebrate Black History Month.

Boston Public Library Unveils Renamed MBTA Map

The MBTA has a brand new map. WBZ NewsRadio's Madison Rogers reports.

Young Professionals Push For Change in Boston

Young workers are coming together to build Boston's business scene from the ground floor. WBZ NewsRadio's Madison Rogers Reports.

City Awake Brings Boston's Young Professionals Together

Young professionals in Boston have come together with a mission. WBZ NewsRadio's Madison Rogers reports.

Westwood Librarian Creates 'Book Safes' To Help Domestic Violence Victims

'Swim And Gym': Dedham Parents Scramble To Register Kids For Summer Programs

Hull, Mass., Residents React To Town's Plan To Replace Seawall

Walpole Police Offers New Anti-Solicitation Service For Residents

Walpole Police offer a new service for residents to opt out of door-to-door solicitation. WBZ's James Rojas reports.

Boston Rat Problems Push City Council To Create Office Of Pest Control

Boston City Councilors created a new office dedicated to addressing the rat and pest issues facing the city. WBZ's Jim MacKay reports.

Boston Rental Market Remains "Strong And Tight"

Officials Open Roxbury Migrant Shelter As Protesters Demonstrate

'City Awake' Welcomes Boston's Next Generation Of Business Professionals

Entomologists Say It's Not Fatal Attraction, Just Confusion

Blast From The Past: BPL Explores Old 'Boston Herald-Traveler' Photographs

The Boston Public Library in Copley Square explores Boston's history with hundreds of thousands of photos from the old Boston Herald-Traveler, which stopped publishing in 1972.