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IFAW Experts Rescue And Release Two Dolphins Off Cape Cod

The International Fund for Animal Warfare says it quickly mobilized this week to save some stranded dolphins struggling off the coast of Wellfleet. WBZ's Nichole Davis has more on the rescue.

Barrett's Haunted Mansion Scaring Visitors In Its 32nd Year

A popular haunted house on the South Shore is opening this weekend, just in time for spooky season. WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe got a preview.

Local, State Officials Address Plum Island Erosion With Experts & Residents

Representatives of Massachusetts' congressional delegation met with state and local officials on the North Shore today looking for a way to save Plum Island. WBZ's Kendall Buhl has more.

Staff At Somerville's Rosebud Diner Blindsided Over Major Changes

Big changes are coming to the historic Rosebud Diner in Somerville. WBZ's James Rojas however says the staff feels blindsided by the shakeup.

Jamaica Plain Neighbors Fight To Save 150+ Year Old Oak Tree

Neighbors in Jamaica Plain are mounting a passionate defense over plans to tear down an old oak tree on the site of new housing. WBZ'S Madison Rogers reports. -- The BPDA now tells us, "when it came to [their] attention the project was proceeding with a revised plan that hadn't been approved, [they] immediately requested revised plans. Those plans are currently under review." We've reached out to the developer for comment, but haven't heard back.

Steamship Authority Proposes Price Increase For Vehicle Rates In 2024

According to budget documents from the SSA, the increase is due in part to growing maintenance costs, which the SSA expects to grow by more than $3 million in 2024.

A Different Kind Of Senior Prom At North Reading Country Club

There was a unique “Senior Prom” in North Reading. WBZ’s Carl Stevens reports.

New 3D Short Film Showing At The New Bedford Whaling Museum

Tall Ships Returning To Boston In 2026

North Easton Candy Store's Sweet And Tangy Fall Treats Going Fast

Red Sox Fans Disappointed, Hoping For Better Days

Local Car Dealerships Gearing Up For UAW Strike Impacts

Eversource Builds Bat Boxes For Declining Population On National Seashore

Volunteers Needed For Salem Book Buddy Program

Several Taunton Police Officers Injured Following Knife Attack

Driver Charged In Deadly Hingham Apple Store Crash Has Bail Revoked

Plymouth County District Attorney Tim Cruz said a judge revoked Bradley Rein's bail for 60 days after he allegedly failed to charge his GPS tracking bracelet. WBZ's Nichole Davis has more:

The Arc of Massachusetts: Jonathan Gardner’s Story

Jonathan Gardner had difficulty communicating with medical staff, and believes that delayed his cancer diagnosis. Now, he’s using his story to advise medical and nursing students. WBZ NewsRadio's Shari Small reports.

Celebrating Lynn: Local Professor Designs Line Of Lynn T-Shirts

Power Plant Malfunction Causes Saugus 'Big Boom'

Cambridge Science Festival Kicks Off With Pop-Up #IfThenSheCan Exhibit

The Cambridge Science Festival started the festivities Monday by displaying 30 life-sized, 3D printed statues of women in science, technology, engineering and math.

Dedham Westwood Water District Calls On Residents To Check Their Pipes

The Dedham Westwood Water District launched their Water Service Line Inventory Project, asking customers to check their pipes.

Not Your Typical Vending Machine: Dedham Unveils New Kayak Rental Station

Dedham, Mass. Parks and Recreation Department partner with rent.fun to provide a kayak rental station for the Charles River.

“Hocus Pocus” Actors Return To Salem, Mass. For Film’s 30th Anniversary

Actors from the cult classic film "Hocus Pocus" will be coming back to Salem, Mass. to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the beloved Disney film.

From 3 Months To 20 Years: Lynn Man Creates 1875 Massachusetts Railroad Model

Lynn resident Todd Gieg has spent the last 12 years creating an intricate diorama of an 1875 railroad that ran from East Boston to Lynn.

Somerville Sticks Together At 18th Annual 'What The Fluff?' Festival

On Sunday afternoon, people celebrated the birthplace of fluff at Somerville's 18th annual What the Fluff? Festival.

High Steaks: Dedham Hosts Clow Plop For 33rd Annual Dedham Day

Dedham, Mass. residents ignore the rain for the chance to win $5,000 at the Cow Plop during the town's 33rd annual Dedham Day.

Happy National Lobster Day! (It's Not For Everyone)

As Boston Bees Prepare For Winter, An Imposter Gives Them A Bad Name

Bees help give us sweet treats like honey, and most of our fruit. But they can get a little defensive these days. WBZ's Chaiel Schaffel reports.

Boston Cup Classic Car Show Revs Its Engines On The Common

Boston Common plays host to about 100 classic cars from all over the world. WBZ's Jay Willett kicks it into gear.

ARL Of Boston Teams With Franklin Park Zoo For Pet Food Drive

Food pantries around the state have seen a huge uptick in the past few years in the number of families that are food insecure, and families often include pets. As WBZ’s Suzanne Sausville reports, the Animal Rescue League of Boston has teamed up with the Franklin Park Zoo to bring its pet food drive there till the end of the month.

City Officials Encourage Boston Students To Read With Free Book Fair

Kids are back in school, and in Boston there’s an effort underway to encourage students to read. WBZ's Mike Macklin reports.

Salem City Councilor Hopes To Ban 'Right On Red' At Busy Intersections

A Salem, Mass. City Councilor wants the city to put safety first by banning right turns on red lights at dangerous intersections.

'When Unions Win, Workers Win': Senator Warren Joins UAW Picket Lines

Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren joined Local 422 at the picket lines amidst United Auto Workers strike.

EmVision Production Opens New Artistic Workspace In Lynn, Mass.

EmVision Productions opens a new artistic workspace designed to showcase local artists in Lynn, Mass., as they celebrate their 10-year anniversary.

Vandalized Franklin Fire Hydrant Design Repainted In A More Prominent Spot

A local graphic designer and artist's fire hydrant design was repainted in a more prominent location in Franklin, after vandalism destroyed the original design.

From One Bar To Another: DRIPBaR Provides Vitamin Infusions With IV Bags

The DRIPBaR in Foxborough, Mass. administers vitamins through IV bags specifically tailored to customer needs.

Sold Out In Two Hours: Far From The Tree Cider Releases 'Pocus' Hard Ciders

Far From The Tree Cider released a variety pack of "Hocus Pocus" movie inspired selters, gaining national attention and customers.

Eager Customers Wait In Line For New iPhone 15 At Boston's Apple Store

Eager customers didn't seem to mind waiting in a long line to get their hands on the new iPhone 15 on its first day on sale in stores. WBZ's Shari Small has more from Boylston Street.

Going For ‘Gourd’: JP Resident Grows 367-Pound Pumpkin At Community Garden

A Jamaica Plain resident grew a 367-pound pumpkin at a community garden in Mattapan, finishing 10th in Vermont competition.

Turning A New Page: All She Wrote Books Relocates After Steep Rent Increase

Greater Boston's only queer, feminist bookstore All She Wrote moves to East Somerville after rent increased by 130 percent.

Send Silence Packing: Patriot Place Hosts Suicide Prevention Exhibit

The New England Patriots Foundation, KyleCares, and Active Minds partner to bring Send Silence Packing, a suicide prevention exhibit, to Foxborough.

Swampscott's Pitman House Faces Demolition After Plans To Move Fall Through

There’s controversy in Swampscott over whether to move or demolish a historic house. WBZ’s Carl Stevens reports from Swampscott.

MarketStreet In Lynnfield To Celebrate 10th Anniversary All Month Long

“We are beyond grateful to all of our businesses and the community, who have each been fundamental in making MarketStreet the community’s gathering place over the past decade." said Charlotte Woods, General Manager of MarketStreet.

An Unlikely Therapy Animal: Harvard Alpaca Farm Visits Natick Library

The Harvard Alpaca Farm stopped by the Morse Institute Library to introduce two therapy alpacas to children.

Old Road Closed Weekend Nights After Violence And Illegal Street Parties

Old Road in Dorchester will now be closed off on weekends in the wake of a deadly shooting earlier this month and illegal street parties.

Take A "Politically Incorrect Food Tour" Of The North End

Part-Time Acton Hobby Turns To Full-Time Henna Gig

Bruins Name Brad Marchand 27th Captain in Team History

More Details Released On Death Of Patriots Fan

Salvation Army Helping Give Chelsea Residents A Helping Hand