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18-Year-Old Charged In Hit-And-Run That Seriously Injured Child In Yarmouth

Police arrest a suspect in a hit-and-run that injured an eight-year-old boy. WBZ's Shari Small has more.

Cambridge Changing Water Source Due To High 'Forever Chemical' Levels

A concerning amount of forever chemicals have been found in Cambridge's water supply. WBZ's James Rojas has more.

A Tussle For All Ages At Old Man Wrestling Tournament In Plainville

The wrestling tournament was open to anyone out of high school, but ages ranged to the mid-50's. WBZ's Suzanne Sausville was there:

The Annual Cat-and-Owner Costume Contest Was A Perrfect Day For Cat Lovers

Cats dressed up as penguins, dinosaurs, wizards and more filled the room. WBZ's Matt Shearer reports:

Report: Massachusetts Didn't Make The Top Ten List For Best Gender Equality

Five New England states made the top ten list for best states for gender equality... Massachusetts didn't make the cut coming in at number 11, in a new U.S. News and World Report analysis. WBZ's Shari Small reports:

Haymarket Vendors Fear They're Being Pushed Out From Lack Of Storage Space

The Hilton gave vendors 30 days notice to get the front sidewalk clear. WBZ's Shari Small reports:

Boston's Caribbean Carnival Parade Celebrated 49 Years After A Two Year Gap

The day consisted of brightly colored costumes, soca music, entertainers, vendors, dancing, and more. WBZ's Suzanne Sausville reports:

It's "Back to the Future" In Hubbardston With A Barn Full Of Time Machines

Bill Shea and his son Patrick have one of the largest "Back to the Future" collections in the world, they told WBZ's Matt Shearer. WBZ's Matt Shearer reports:

Recovery Funds Available For Artists in Massachusetts

WBZ's Charlie Bergeron reports:

Tewksbury Police Issue Trading Cards To Connect With Kids

Most trading cards have pictures of baseball players on them, but in Tewksbury, they have police officers on them. As WBZ’s Suzanne Sausville reports, the police department started a trading card contest as a way to connect with the community.

Supply Chain Issues Blamed For Lack Of High School Football Helmets

School hasn't even started yet, but football season is already causing headaches for coaches and parents all over the country. That's because helmets are nearly impossible to find. WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe reports from Walpole High School.

Construction Underway On New Sportsbook Facility At Raynham Park

Raynham Park owners are building a new facility that will be the largest standalone sports book in the nation. WBZ's Chris Fama has more.

Newton Looking To Update Tree Protection Ordinance

Newton wants to expand a rule that protects its trees. WBZ's Karyn Regal explains.

Mystery Respiratory Illness In Dogs Spreading In N.H.

A respiratory disease in dogs is spreading in New Hampshire. Veterinarians say Massachusetts dog owners should be on the lookout too. WBZs Shari Small explains.

Marblehead Resident Writes Book To Teach Kids About Town's History

WBZ NewsRadio's Brooke McCarthy reports:

Salem Candy Shop Gives Local Charities Sweet Support

Curly Girl Candy Shop in Salem donates the profits of its Smarties lollipop sales to a different charity every month. WBZ's Brooke McCarthy has more:

School COVID Guidelines

MBTA Service Cuts

Suffolk D.A. Candidate Ricardo Arroyo Loses Endorsements After Allegations

Some fellow Boston City Council members have withdrawn their support. Arroyo is insistent that the assaults never happened, and that he never knew about the accusations. WBZ's Crhis Fama was there:

The Steamship Authority Wants The Public To Help Name Its Ships

The ferry service is buying two new ships, and is holding a contest to come up with a new name. WBZ's Tim Dunn has more:

Smolak Farms Field Of A Thousand Hearts Was Vandalized In North Andover

The farm's Education and Activities Director created the Field of a Thousand Hearts last year for her mother who was dying of cancer. WBZ's Karyn Regal reports:

Residents Call For Faster Work On Somerville Bike Path Amid MBTA Closures

The combination of the Orange Line shutdown and the partial Green Line shutdown have made it difficult for Somerville residents to get around, causing some residents to wonder if the MBTA can rush the project. WBZ's James Rojas reports:

Mayor Wu Rides With Biker Convoy

Boston Rideshare Drivers See Little Disruption In Orange Line Shutdown

"Things are pretty smooth," said one driver. Other drivers said they've seen an uptick in riders. More from WBZ's James Rojas

Boston's Tomato Taste Test At The 37th Massachusetts Tomato Contest

Farmers gathered at Boston Public Market with tomatoes in hand, ready for the panel of judges to try. WBZ's Matt Shearer reports:

Boston's MGM Music Hall At Fenway Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Opens New Venue

The music venue was formally opened to the public and will hold its first show on Monday, August 29 with a performance by James Taylor & His All-Star Band. WBZ's Chris Fama reports:

Nahant Police Create New Program To Find Lost Dogs

Lt. Stephen Shultz came up with the idea of a "dog address book," which includes the dog's picture, contact information and name. WBZ's Brooke McCarthy has more:

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu Rides Shuttles On Day 3 Of Orange Line Shutdown

The shuttle journey took Boston Mayor Michelle Wu about an hour, beginning at about 8:35 A.M. and arriving at Government Center Station around 9:35 A.M. WBZ's James Rojas reports:

Grass Paint Is Helping Massachusetts Lawns Look Alive During The Drought

Some residents have taken to unusual measures to give their lawns the desired classic green hue... by painting them. WBZ's Matt Shearer reports:

Cambridge Workers' Rights Rally: Bernie Sanders Joins Union Leaders

WBZ's Suzanne Sausville reports:

"Not Too Bad": Orange Line Riders React To First Work Day Of Shutdown

It's the first workday of the orange line shutdown. WBZ's James Rojas reports.

Thousands Run At The Annual Falmouth Road Race To Raise Money For Charity

About 10,000 runners took part in the 7-mile race running from Woods Hole to Falmouth Heights. WBZ's Tim Dunn reports:

Springfield's Spotted Lanternflies Are Invasive, Some Don't Wish Them Harm

One reverend said she would not harm the spotted lanternfly if she saw one. She believes we can find other ways to contain the pests while respecting their life. WBZ's Suzanne Sausville reports:

Open Newbury Street Returns For Car-Free Sundays Until Late September

Newbury Street's eight block stretch of restaurants, shops, salons, and local businesses will be pedestrian-only from Berkeley Street to Massachusetts Avenue. WBZ's Tina Gao reports:

Day One Of MBTA Orange Line Shutdown: Shuttle Passengers Give Reviews

WBZ's Suzanne Sausville took the shuttle Saturday afternoon from Forest Hill station to Green Street station and back, talking with passengers and drivers about their experience so far. WBZ's Suzanne Sausville reports:

Fisherman's Feast Kicks Off In Boston's North End Celebrating Traditions

The smell of sausage in the air, meatball contests, cooking demonstrations, music, and a flying angel... all culminated in the North End this weekend for the 112 annual Fisherman's Feast which started on Thursday. WBZ's Karyn Regal reports:

Mattapoisett Five-Alarm Fire Totals Cars, Vessels In Boat Yard

Overlooking the harbor, the Mattapoisett Boat Yard was the center of an intense fire that some onlookers say towered over trees. WBZ's Tim Dunn reports.

Residents Decry Uneven, Taped Lines On Crosswalk In Boston's Oak Square

Slanted white tape make up a crosswalk patchwork for pedestrians to venture across Washington Street, something residents say is a potential safety hazard. WBZ's Matt Shearer reports.

Replacement Shuttle For Orange Line Shutdown Cause Problems for Car Drivers

Amid the shutdown, MBTA has put shuttle buses in place to help affected Orange Line travelers. While the shuttle lanes are meant to help T riders get around, it is causing more issues for those on the road. WBZ's Karyn Regal reports.

North Shore Water Diviner Helps Famers Detect Wells Amid Drought

Amid a mostly statewide critical-level drought, a North Shore water diviner has taken it upon himself to aid the agriculture industry with an archaic technology that still seems to be producing results. WBZ's Kendall Buhl reports.

Marshfield Fair

Orange Line Shutdown Begins Friday Night. Are You Ready?

South Shore Taco Guy Gives Free Food To Single Parents

"Drive-Up" Sports Betting Floated By Encore Boston Harbor

Encore Senior Vice President Jacqui Krum says the betting would take place at kiosks in the garage. WBZ's Nichole Davis has more:

Boston Based Rescue In Dire Need Of Fosters To Care For Dogs

Memoire Nightclub $25,000 Fine Showcases State Regulatory Muscle

DCR Updates Plan For Southwest Corridor Bike Path Amid Orange Line Shutdown

Medford City Hall Employees File Complaint Over Mold, Asbestos In Building

Employees are filing a complaint about the working conditions at Medford City Hall. WBZ's James Rojas has more.

Cambridge's Toscanini’s Named To Top 40 Ice Cream Shops In U.S. List

Some of the best ice cream in the nation is right here in our backyard. WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe checked it out.

Lynn Parents Looking For Book Donations For Makeshift School Library

Do you have any extra books around the house ... because one elementary school in Lynn could use them. WBZ's Brooke McCarthy has more.