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Boston Public Library Offers Free Content On MBTA Buses

The pilot program runs through August. Riders scan a QR code on the ground to get started. WBZ's James Rojas has more:

Pop-Up Store For Mark Wahlberg's Clothing Line 'MUNICIPAL' Opens In Seaport

Mark Wahlberg's first brick and mortar store has opened in the Seaport District of Boston. It's a temporary pop-up store located inside a 180 square foot shipping container. WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe reports.

Girls Scouts' Camp Cedar Hill In Waltham Celebrates 100 Years

Today, the Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts are celebrating the 100th anniversary of their headquarters at Camp Cedar Hill in Waltham. WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe got a tour of the grounds.

Matt Damon, Casey Affleck Film Moves Shooting To Quincy's Wollaston Beach

Hollywood lights shining bright on the water in Quincy this week. WBZ's Jim MacKay has the story.

Spruce Tree With Extremely Rare Cones Bursts Into View At Arnold Arboretum

A very special plant has budded at the Arnold Arboretum. WBZ's Madison Rogers explains.

COVID-19 Public Health Emergency Officially Ends

It seems like it's been in place forever, but as of today, the COVID public health emergency is finally over. WBZ's Chris Fama has more.

'Fallout' Fan Creates Vault Boy Bobblehead Scavenger Hunt For Boston Area

A video game enthusiast is inviting you to join a bobblehead scavenger hunt that spans from Boston to Concord. WBZ's James Rojas is in Lexington with more.

Tag, You're It: NOAA Scours New England Seas For Missing Whale Tags

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says the tags went missing in the Stellwagen Bank Marine Sanctuary off the coast of Massachusetts. More from WBZ's Brooke McCarthy:

Yelp Names Yaz's Table In Abington Among Top 100 Brunch Spots In U.S. For Mother's Day

There's a brunch spot South of Boston that's just won national honors for its Mother's Day spread. WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe reports it's a restaurant with an Egyptian flair.

Stoughton's Tough Cookies Ready To Expand Its Meal Prep Service

A family-based meal prep service that caters to athletes and everyday people is expanding its reach. Tough Cookies is widening its delivery area to include all of Massachusetts, Providence, and parts of New Hampshire. WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe reports.

Brighton Artist Rides In Comfy Shade With Her Own 'Bike House'

A local artist is getting creative to put a roof over her head. WBZ's Matt Shearer explains.

Artwork By Lesley University Seniors Sprucing Up Mass Ave.

Bostonians: Quit Blasting Music While Riding MBTA Transit

Noisy tunes and voice chats are not allowed on the T, at least on paper. WBZ's James Rojas reports.

BU's Commencement Speaker Choice During Hollywood Strike Causing Debate

101-Year-Old Beverly Rower Still Going Strong After 70 Years

Dottie Stewart competed in a rowing championship in March, and took home a world record. WBZ's Brooke McCarthy has more:

NH Votes Again To Legalize Recreational Marijuana

Mei Mei Dumplings Encourages 'Disloyalty' For AAPI Heritage Month

An Asian restaurant in South Boston has issued a challenge to dumpling fans to mark Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month. WBZ's Mike Macklin has more.

Lynn Special Games Returns For 53rd Annual Event

The high school football field in Lynn–Manning Field–was filled with elementary school kids today, having a great time in the sunshine. WBZ's Carl Stevens explains.

A Delicious Quest: Mansfield Man Wants To Eat At Every 99 Restaurant

A Mansfield man has been nicknamed the "Gold Fever Kid." WBZ's Matt Shearer explains why.

CatLABS In Jamaica Plain Is An Analog Oasis For Film Photography Lovers

One camera store in Boston is an analog oasis for those who do film photography. WBZ's James Rojas is in Jamaica Plain with more.

Peabody Creates 'Think Spaces' In Schools To Help Kids Process Emotions

The city of Peabody is on a mission to support its student's mental health. WBZ's Brooke McCarthy reports.

MBTA Asks Riders To Avoid Eating, Drinking On Trains, In Stations

The MBTA is looking to put the "T" back into etiquette. WBZ's James Rojas reports.

Two Cape Cod Christmas Tree Shop Locations Scheduled To Close

Senator Markey Announces Legislation To Help Fight Growing Opioid Epidemic

'Jimmy' To Carry On The Boston Marathon Legacy

“Starting From Zero” Premiers At Independent Film Festival of Boston.

Mayor Michelle Wu Plays Piano With Boston Symphony Orchestra

Mayor Michelle Wu put her piano skills on display at Symphony Hall Sunday. WBZ's Brooke McCarthy.

Marlborough School Bus Drivers On Strike Monday

Marlborough Public Schools are still open on Monday, but most kids will need to either walk or find another way to school. WBZ's James Rojas is on scene:

Cape Cod / Southeastern Mass. Rabies Vaccine Drop Underway

Harvard Square Welcomes 38th Annual MayFair Festival

'Sea Of Pink' In Andover Honoring Life Of Danvers Teacher Colleen Ritzer

Prost: Jack's Abby Brewing In Framingham Celebrates Germany's Maifest

WBZ's Suzanne Sausville reports.

Full Steam Ahead: Cambridge Energy Company To Draw Power From Charles River

An electrical company and power plant are teaming up in Cambridge to generate steam power from that "dirty water." WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe reports.

Natick Community Organic Farms Begins To Rebuild After Destructive Fire

There are no blank spaces left on the special event Boston trains bound for Taylor Swift's concerts in Foxborough. WBZ's Suzanne Sausville reports.

Marty The Elderly Mini Pony Looks For Place To Retire

Since being at Nevins Farm, Marty has gotten his teeth fixed and is on a proper diet that has helped him gain more than 50 pounds, bringing him back to a healthy weight. WBZ's Kendall Buhl reports.

MIT And Northeastern Researchers Train Parrots To Video-Chat Parrots

New research out of MIT and Northeastern finds pet parrots can make friends over the internet. WBZ NewsRadio's Madison Rogers reports.

Fastest Bostonians In This Year's Marathon Given Inaugural Awards

The City of Boston, in conjunction with the Boston Athletic Association, is handing out a new award this year for those participating in the Boston Marathon. WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe reports.

Pet Supply Retailer Chewy Launches Yoda Look-Alike Contest For Ad Campaign

May the Fourth be with you. Today is the unofficial holiday for Star Wars fans. It's also a day when your four-legged friend could become famous, if they look like a certain Star Wars character. WBZ's James Rojas has more.

New Report: Lead Contamination In Massachusetts Schools Is Still A Problem

A new report from MASSPIRG and Environmental Massachusetts says the Bay State has a long way to go to "Get the Lead Out" of water in schools. WBZ's Nichole Davis has more on why Massachusetts only scored a c-minus in this latest report card.

Harwich Votes To Ban Helium-Filled, Other Lighter-Than-Air Balloons

Town meeting members in Harwich took up the contentious issue of whether to ban helium balloons in their town. WBZ’s Carl Stevens reports.

Get Out & Explore: South Shore Quests Offers Celebrates 25th Birthday

This year, to celebrate SSQ's 25th birthday, there are 25 different quests across 11 coastal towns to choose from. WBZ's Jay Willett reports.

Marblehead's First Off-Road Biking Park Opens To The Public

Marblehead's first sanctioned spot for off-road biking is now open to the public. WBZ's Madison Rogers takes us to Green Street Bike Park.

Prosecution And Defense Clash Over New Evidence In Karen Read Trial

The Mansfield woman facing murder changes in the death of her Boston police officer boyfriend John O'Keefe was in court today. WBZ's Nichole Davis reports the defense painted a different picture of what happened at the Canton home last year as they called for more evidence.

Rally To Make Higher Education More Accessible Held At State House

Educators, students, and labor activists gathered on the steps of the State House this afternoon, calling on legislators to make higher education more accessible. WBZ's Madison Rogers was there.

Monster Jam Will Rip Up Gillette Stadium With Monster Truck Madness

A dozen 10-thousand pound trucks will be going full throttle, tearing up the dirt in Foxboro this weekend. Monster Jam is returning to Gillette Stadium as we hear from WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe.

What's Old Is New: Boston Business Showcases Functional, Recycled Art

WBZ's James Rojas reports.

Boston Schools Observe Walk, Bike, & Roll To School Day

There are three days a year that the state encourages students to skip the car ride to school for a more ground-level commute. WBZ's Chris Fama reports.

Stoneham Police Officer Faces Accusations Of Wire Fraud, Eviction Concealment

WBZ's Laurie Kirby reports.

Cambridge's Guaranteed Income Program Will Expand Next Month

Starting next month, low-income residents of Cambridge will be getting a bit of help from the city to pay the bills. WBZ's Nichole Davis has more on how the program works.

Chelsea Drug Court Holds First In-Person Graduation Ceremony Since Pandemic

Today was graduation day at the Chelsea Drug Court, and it was done in-person for the first time since the start of the pandemic. WBZ’s Carl Stevens has the story.