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Mass General Urges Screenings During Prostate Cancer Awareness Month

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. Because there are often no symptoms, screening is critical. WBZ's Shari Small reports.

Ugly Beauties: Apples On Mass. Orchards Look A Little Different This Year

A May freeze caused scarring on apples at Honey Pot Hill Orchards in Stow and many others. General Manager Chelcie Martin has been on a mission to tell people that the damage is only skin deep. WBZ's Chaiel Schaffel reports.

Tewksbury Man 'Hopping For Heroes' In Attempt To Break Pogo Stick Record

With the South Boston Vietnam Veterans Memorial as his backdrop, a Tewksbury man attempts to break the Guinness World Record for consecutive pogo stick jumping, or “pogoing” as they call it. As WBZ’s Suzanne Sausvilke tells us, he’s doing it for the bragging rights and to raise money and awareness for the New England Center and Home for Veterans.

Beverly On Verge Of Banning Overnight Delivery Trucks

A North Shore city is on the brink of enacting a new ordinance aimed at helping some of its citizens get a better night's sleep. WBZ's Kendall Buhl explains.

Work Hard, Play Hard: MGH IHP Students Volunteer at Harvard Kent Elementary

Cape Ann Community Cinema Reopens in Rockport

A community cinema on the Northshore is reopening in a new location after COVID kept the screens dark for years. WBZ's Madison Rogers has the story.

North Shore Brewery Renames Beer '988' For Suicide Prevention Week

A brewery in Peabody will rename their company beer this upcoming week to raise awareness around a lifesaving number. WBZ's Madison Rogers reports.

Home Sweet Home: Orange Swallow Moths Return To Muddy Brook WMA

A sign of hope for a local species listed as a "Special Concern" under the Massachusetts Endangered Species Act (MESA). Biologists announce, they've recently spotted the orange sallow moth at the Muddy Brook Wildlife Management Area (WMA).

Lakeville’s Noah Meunier Looks To Become The Next American Ninja Warrior

Local high schooler Noah Meunier is competing in the finals of the NBC show American Ninja Warrior this Monday night.

A New Way To Charge: Pole-Mounted EV Chargers Keep Melrose Running

Boston Teachers Hopeful For New School Year Thanks To Recent Upgrades

Boston teachers are glad to be back in the classroom, especially if theirs is equipped with air conditioning and much needed supplies. WBZ's James Rojas is in Mattapan with more.

Hull Votes To Overturn Ban On Recreational Marijuana Sales

A reversal on recreational cannabis sales in Hull. WBZ's Jim MacKay has more on a changing of the guard when it comes to dispensaries in that South Shore town.

Discussions Reopened On Taunton Waterfront District Proposal

Taunton is considering a waterfront district at Weir Village. WBZ NewsRadio's Kim Tunnicliffe reports.

Medway Main Post Office Abruptly Shut Down

Residents are not happy that the main post office in Medway has shut down. WBZ NewsRadio's Suzanne Sausville reports.

BPS Schools Not Extending Summer Vacation Despite Heat Advisory

Some schools in Boston will not have air conditioning this year. WBZ NewsRadio's James Rojas reports.

Move-In Miracle: A 'Storrowing' Free Week

DCR says it did not get any 'storrowing' reports during move-in week 2023. WBZ NewsRadio's James Rojas reports.

The Arc of Massachusetts: Jonathan & Esther's Story

WBZ NewsRadio is sharing the stories of people who have benefited from The Arc of Massachusetts, a non-profit dedicated to enhancing the lives of those with intellectual and developmental disabilities. WBZ NewsRadio's Shari has the story of Jonathan and Esther.

The Bruins And The Black Dog Need Your Votes For Pucks And Pups Calendar

The Boston Bruins are looking for the cutest dogs to feature in their Pucks and Pups 2024 Calendar. WBZ NewsRadio's James Rojas reports.

Attleboro Police Chief Wants To Do Away With Current Winter Parking Ban

Attleboro Police Chief Kyle Heagney says the city's four-month winter parking ban is unnecessary and outdated. WBZ NewsRadio's Kim Tunnicliffe reports.

Longtime Franklin Park Zoo Lion Dies After Health Problems

The lion Kamaia had a string of health issues like anemia which have been worsening since the spring. WBZ's Chaiel Schaffel has more:

USDA Recalls Some Banquet Brand Frozen Chicken Tenders

The USDA is recalling nearly 250,000 pounds of frozen chicken strips because they may be contaminated with pieces of plastic. WBZ's Shari Small reports.

WBZ's Drew Moholland Sits Down With Livingston Taylor

The Sumner Tunnel Reopens

The Life Of John "Dropkick" Murphy Chronicled In New Biography

A former pro wrestler and doctor who grew up in Medford inspired the name for one of Boston’s most popular bands, as we hear from WBZ’s Carl Stevens.

Boston City Councilors Want To Clear Up Red Tape For Food Carts

More food pushcarts could be showing up at a street near you under a proposal by Boston City Councilors. WBZ's James Rojas is in downtown with more.

Healey Tours Sumner Tunnel Ahead Of Reopening

Great news for Boston area commuters. Phase one of the Sumner Tunnel renovation project is wrapping up within the next day. The tunnel has been closed for 8 weeks while repairs and improvements were made. WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe reports.

'Cambsterdam' Video Of Inman Square Bike Lanes Lights Up Social Media

A bike lane makeover in Cambridge just caused a storm of debate on social media, and probably not the type of debate you would assume. WBZ's Madison Rogers explains.

North Shore Grad Founds STEM Programs In Rwanda

Four members of a championship robotics team at Beverly's Waring High are about to set off for a year in Rwanda. WBZ's Madison Rogers has the story

New 'Signature Series' Store Commemorates Dunkin'-Red Sox Partnership

Boston Red Sox President Sam Kennedy was in Kenmore Square this morning for the opening of the first “Dunkin’ Signature Series” store. WBZ’s Carl Stevens was there.

Doctors' Long Mission To Change Blood Donation Guidelines Comes To Fruition

Earlier this month, the American Red Cross adopted new FDA rules allowing more gay and bisexual men to donate blood. WBZ's Shari Small was at a donation center in Dedham with two doctors who helped change the rules.

Salt Cured Cod Business Of Early Massachusetts On Display In Manchester

There’s a new outdoor exhibit on the North Shore, highlighting a long forgotten business that served as the economic backbone of Massachusetts during the 17- and 1800s. WBZ’S Kim Tunnicliffe reports.

Norwell Farmer Is Winning Bidder At Whitman's Peaceful Meadows Auction

A Norwell farmer, who was the town favorite, is the high bid at today's auction on a dairy farm in Whitman. WBZ's Shari Small was there.

MBTA Bus Route Change Causes Concern For Salem's Shetland Park Neighborhood

A bus route change in Salem has some concerned about the impact to a dense, high poverty neighborhood. WBZ's James Rojas is there with more.

Getting In Shape With Boston's Outdoor Summer Fitness Series

For The First Time A Woman Named To Head Boston FBI Office

Tufts University RAs To Strike On Student Move-In Day

Boston University Study Examines CTE In Youth Athletes

The groundbreaking study from BU researchers pointed to a young start for the brain disease. WBZ's Chaiel Schaffel has more:

Bubble Dentistry In Newton Changes The Way Kids Experience The Dentist

With its live jellyfish, large humpback whale hanging from the ceiling, two large aquariums and underwater sounds, Bubble Children’s Dentistry in Newton is changing the way kids, especially those on the autism spectrum, experience the dentist. WBZ's Suzanne Sausville has more.

Salem Pantry's 'The Market' Offers Free Groceries For Needy Families

For years, the Salem Pantry has provided food to needy families at various “pop-up locations” across the city. But now they’ve set up a permanent store, where all the food is free. WBZ’s Carl Stevens has the story.

The Danger Wizard of Somerville -- 2

Dungeons and Dragons has been having a cultural moment for a while now, with the recent blockbuster movie and Stranger Things generating interest. One local man has made DnD his career. WBZ's Madison Rogers reports.

The Danger Wizard of Somerville -- 1

Dungeons and Dragons has come a long way -- out of the basement and into the pop culture spotlight. And for one man in Somerville, it's a living. WBZ's Madison Rogers has the story.

MBTA To Shut Down Part Of Red Line In October For "Critical Track Work"

Mass. DCR New PSA on 'Storrowing': "The bridges and trucks will thank you"

Views From Mt. Washington Show Rare Zodiacal Light

A rare zodiacal light could be seen from the top of Mt. Washington in New Hampshire Wednesday morning. WBZ NewsRadio's Tina Gao reports.

Boston's 'Rec Fest' At Franklin Park A Big Hit With Kids

Chelsea Bus Stop Transformed Into 'Flower Walk'

Spending A Waning Summer Day On Nantasket Beach

Boston Landmark Restaurant Receives Global Recognition

Chad Stokes, DISPATCH, Set To End Summer Strong

WBZ's Drew Moholland Interviews Chas Stokes ahead of New England Dispatch shows.

Boston's Only Triathlon Returns Aug 26 - 27