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South Shore Rise In COVID-19 Cases Cause Concerns As School Vacation Ends

Newburyport Celebrates Earth Day

Marblehead's Magic Hat Donates $100,000 To Schools

Gloucester To Offer Parking Reservations Through App At City Beaches

Beverly Assisted Living Facility Closing Due To Renovations

The new owners of an assisted living facility in downtown Beverly are forcing residents to permanently move out in 90 days due to renovations. WBZ's Karyn Regal reports.

Pax East Returns To Boston

Average Rents in Boston Are the Highest They've Ever Been

Boston Sports Fan Celebrate Winning Streak

Wakefield 4th Of July Parade April Vacation Carnival Is Back!

Community Health Center Will Open At Randolph High

4/20 In Cambridge: Cannabis Enthusiasts Throw A Block Party

Employees at the Yamba Market tell WBZ's Matt Shearer that April 20 is a high priority for plenty of cannabis connoisseurs. WBZ's Matt Shearer reports.

Worcester Residents Help Restock Lake Quinsigamond With Fish Life

Most restocked fish are over a foot-long when they're put back into the water, and consist of rainbow, brook, brown, and tiger trout. WBZ's Karyn Regal reports.

Boston Police Ramping Up Presence In Chinatown After String Of Violence

Fights in the area after bars let out for the night have some residents concerned for their safety. WBZ's James Rojas has more:

Bosses Stay Remote While Employees Return To Work

New Initiative Supports Mental Health Wellness In Peabody Schools

Maine Lawmakers Vote On Legalization Of Sports Betting

MBTA Drops Mask Mandate On Trains And Buses

Postcards From Allston, Photographer Seeks To Capture Evolving Neighborhood

WBZ's Karyn Regal reports.

Boston College Opens Studio For New History Podcast

On the third floor of Stokes Hall, is a podcasting studio with brand new microphones, headphones, and a soundboard for a history course at the school. WBZ's James Rojas reports.

Runners Look To Recover After Finishing Boston Marathon

It was the day everyone had been waiting for ... the 126th running of the Boston Marathon. WBZ's Brooke McCarthy found out what you do the day after running 26.2 miles.

Marcus Smart Wins NBA Defensive Player Of The Year Award

Marcus Smart takes home top defensive honors for the NBA in the 2021-2022 season. WBZ's Chris Fama has more.

Facemasks Out At Logan After Federal Judge Strikes Down Mask Mandate

The TSA said it would drop its mask mandate requirements on Monday night, and a MassPort spokeswoman said the agency was "in transition." WBZ's James Rojas reports:

Paul Revere Rides Again Thanks to Patriots' Day Reenactment

Boston sees a reenactment of the midnight rides of Paul Revere and William Dawes on Patriots' Day. WBZ's Mike Macklin reports.

Proposed Plymouth Horseracing Track Faces Backlash from Neighborhood Residents

A proposal to build a horseracing and gambling track on a parcel of land near Tall Pines Road in Plymouth is facing backlash from neighborhood residents. WBZ's Jim MacKay reports.

Logan Airport Terminal Evacuated After Possible Suspicious Item In Luggage

April vacation gets off to a disturbing start at Logan Airport ... Terminal A evacuated after a security scare. WBZ's Drew Moholland reports.

Martin Richard's Older Brother Henry To Run In 2022 Boston Marathon

Martin Richard would have been 18 years old this coming June, and graduating high school. WBZ's Suzanne Sausville reports.

Mass. Transportation Officials Urge Driver To Avoid Work Zone Crashes

AAA Northeast reported 681 work zone crashes were filed in the Commonwealth last year, the highest number reported since 2017. WBZ's Tim Dunn reports.

Boston Marathon Runners Make Final Preparations At Hopkinton Starting Line

Thousands of Boston Marathon runners picked up their bibs on Saturday at the Hynes Convention Center. WBZ's Suzanne Sausville reports.

Boston Police Arrest 3 Suspects In Easter Morning Chinatown Shooting

The two victims, both in their early thirties, were brought to local hospitals where they remain in critical condition and face life-threatening injuries. WBZ's Shari Small reports.

Brookline Non-Profit Offers Hospitality Homes To Families In Need

WBZ's Chris Fama reports.

Overnight Lawrence Fire Displaces Fifteen Families, Officials Say

The American Red Cross says that they are assisting at least fifteen families that were affected by the seven-alarm fire. WBZ's Shari Small reports.

Swan Boats Return To Waters Of Boston Public Garden

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and her two sons took the first ride of spring, looping around the lagoon. WBZ's Mike Macklin reports.

Man Killed On MBTA Red Line Was Trying To Exit Train, Federal Officials Say

The 39-year-old man that was killed on the MBTA Red Line last weekend, was exiting the train when his arm became lodged in a door. WBZ's Charlie Bergeron reports.

Dorchester-Based Running Crew Puts On "True" Boston Marathon

The 26.True marathon is about bringing runners through neighborhoods that are largely untouched on Marathon Monday. WBZ's Suzanne Sausville reports.

'Dancing With The Norwood Stars' Raises Funds For Those In Need

WBZ's Chris Fama spoke to a couple of the contestants about their upcoming performances.

Sox Fans Excited for Home Opener

One Boston Day Celebrations

Norwood Locals Put On Their Dancing Shoes For Charity

Hero Saugus Third-Graders Save Classmate From Choking

People Are Eating Boston Public Garden's Magnolia Blossoms, But Should You?

WBZ's Madison Rogers went on the scene to ask for the public's opinion: is consuming the natural foliage a good idea or not?

Edaville Amusement Park In Carver Up For Sale, Seeking 'New Energy'

Current owner 65-year-old Jon Delli Priscoli has owned the park for twenty years, and says that it's time for the place to switch hands. WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe reports.

Customers Flood Norwood's Honey Baked Ham Company For Easter Dinner

WBZ's Chris Fama scouted out the long line of customers, some of whom said they had camped outside the Honey Baked Ham since before dawn.

Public Safety Officials Lay Out Boston Marathon Security

Security officials held a press conference on Thursday at Copley Square, where they detailed measures that will be taken on Marathon Monday. WBZ's Karyn Regal reports.

MBTA Riders React To Mask Mandate Extension

Swampscott 5th Grader Launches Ukraine Fundraiser

DCR To Offer Lifeguards Up To $1000 In Bonuses

Mayflower II Returns To Plymouth

Sandwich School Officials Accused Of Ignoring Racism After Fight At School

School officials in one Cape Cod town are being accused of turning a blind eye to racism after a fist fight between a white and a Black student. WBZ's Tim Dunn has more.

Dog Found With Band Over Muzzle, Animal Control Calls For Cruelty Charges

An investigation is underway in Boston after a dog was dropped off at animal control with severe injuries. WBZ's Chris Fama reports.

Lawmakers Call For Funding For South Attleboro Commuter Rail Station Fixes

The MBTA's commuter rail station in South Attleboro has been closed for more than a year after the pedestrian bridge was deemed unsafe. Designs for the new station are just about complete, but funds have yet to be secured. WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe reports.