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Lynn To Debut Park Benches Made From Recycled Plastic Bottle Caps

WBZ's Carl Stevens explains

Weymouth Food Pantry To Launch Massachusetts' First Food Pantry Bus

Details from WBZ's Brooke McCarthy

Man Removed From Logan Flight For Mask Dispute

The flight to Salt Lake City on Wednesday night had to return to the gate for a man to be removed. WBZ's Drew Moholland reports:

Massachusetts Happy Hour Proposal Dealt Significant Blow

"Ghost Army" Members To Be Awarded Congressional Gold Medal

"Self Driving" Tesla Fails On The Streets Of Southie

Caught Up In Curling? Check Out Broomstones Curling Club In Wayland

WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe has more

“It’s Real; It’s Coming:” Green Line Extension Nears Completion

WBZ's Karyn Regal took a look at the shiny new station

Braintree High School To Get Its First Ever Rugby Team

Details from WBZ's Chris Fama

Beverly Trail Markers Mysteriously Disappearing

WBZ's Karyn Regal reports these signs are about seven feet off the ground and require some effort to get off the trees

Groundhog Day With Featherstone: The Flamingo That Predicts Spring

WBZ's Matt Shearer has more on this wacky tradition out of Central Mass

Former Boston City Councilor Andrea Campbell Running For Attorney General

Campbell made the announcement on Wednesday, saying the position needs to be an "advocate for fundamental change and progress." She also ran for Boston mayor in last year's election. WBZ's Jim MacKay reports:

Gift Cards And Cash Stolen From Family Of 16-Year-Old Battling Leukemia

More Security For South Shore Plaza In Braintree After Deadly Shooting

Elected Officials in Boston Condemn 'Hate' Directed At Mayor Michelle Wu

Mass. Lobstermen Propose To Use Ropeless Traps, Protects Right Whales

The proposal detailed that ropeless fishing traps would spare any North Atlantic right whales from getting entangled in lines on the east coast. WBZ's Karyn Regal reports.

Springfield Police Bring Experts On Mental Health Related Calls

Clapprood said that police officers initially did not want to bring mental health experts out on calls, but nowadays officials are finding it more acceptable. WBZ's John Baiback reports.

"Immersive Frida Kahlo" Opens In February At Lighthouse ArtSpace Boston

The Lighthouse Immersive gallery said that the experience includes large-scale projections of Kahlo's work alongside a musical score. WBZ's Matt Shearer reports.

Attleboro Veterans Services Looking For Volunteer Drivers

Quelle said that the City has about three to five consistent drivers, but need to at least double those numbers. WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe reports.

Duxbury School's Carbon Monoxide Scare Emphasizes Alarm Importance

Officials said that lives were saved because of the use of CO alarms, equipment that should have its batteries replaced and tested regularly. WBZ's Brooke McCarthy reports.

Kraft, Goodell And Rest Of NFL React As Brady Officially Retires

Robert Kraft praised the quarterback, saying words "Cannot describe the feelings I have for Tom Brady." WBZ's Drew Moholland reports.

AG Healey Speaks On Run For Governor, Harmony Montgomery Case

WBZ's Brooke McCarthy has more on state Attorney General Maura Healey emerging as the front runner in the Democratic primary for Massachusetts governor.

Franklin Students Help NASA Build Space Hardware

The students created 200 wire ties that will be used for repairs outside the International Space Station. WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe reports.

Mass. Secretaries Of Education & Health Say Colleges Can Bring Normalcy

The letter said that higher education schools have the chance to take the lead on bringing back a "near normal," teaching students how to safely engage in a community with relaxed COVID-19 regulations. WBZ's Karyn Regal reports.

Beverly Family's Emotional Support Chickens Stir Legal Battle With City

7-year-old Raffelle has a learning disability and anxiety disorder, but found solace in caring for the family's hens. WBZ's Karyn Regal reports.

Mansfield Mail Station Art Project Allegedly Halted By Federal Employees

In an effort to spruce up the town in time for it's 250th anniversary celebration in 2025, the MLCC commissioned artists to paint murals on the sides of the boxes. WBZ's Suzanne Sausville reports.

Couple Gets Married Outside In Providence, In Middle Of Nor'easter

Adam and Sally Irujo held their wedding ceremony on Saturday outside the Providence Public Library during the blizzard. WBZ's Brooke McCarthy reports.

Boston Still Digging Out From Saturday Blizzard

MBTA conditions were still a coin-flip on Monday as people made their way back to work. WBZ's Jim MacKay checked out Boston Common and spoke to locals dealing with remnants of the storm along Tremont Street.

The Clock Is Ticking In Boston To Remove Space Savers

The city's snow emergency lapsed at 6:00 AM Monday. WBZ's Drew Moholland has more:

Boston Police Officer Dies After Being Found In Cold

The officer, later identified as Officer John O'Keefe, had been on the force for 16 years. WBZ's Brooke McCarthy has more:

Yarmouth Police Search For Man Last Seen Before Blizzard Hit

56-year-old Jean Paul Morancy was last seen at his home on Laban Lane, and is believed to be on foot, officials said. WBZ's Tim Dunn reports.

Boston Startup Aims To Make Healthy Foods Affordable Through Healthcare

"About Fresh" launched their program "Fresh Connect," which allows for families to buy healthy foods using pre-paid debit cards that are funded by healthcare providers. WBZ's Matt Shearer reports.

New England Residents Weather The Storm, Some Unfazed

Despite the elements, some New England residents took the storm in full stride. WBZ's Matt Shearer reports.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu Addresses Record-Sized Nor'easter: "We're Ready"

Residents should stay inside if they can help it, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu told WBZ's Shari Small.

Homeless Shelters Hunkering Down To Get Residents Inside

WBZ's Madison Rogers spoke with someone at the Pine Street Inn

Plum Island Residents Prepare For Winter Storm

WBZ's Kendall Buhl has more

Local Restaurants Respond To Impending Weekend Weather

WBZ's James Rojas spoke to a couple of businesses north of Boston

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu Declares Snow Emergency

WBZ's Karyn Regal reports on Mayor Michelle Wu declaring a snow emergency for the city of Boston.

Lucky Travelers Leave From Logan Airport Before The Blizzard

Eversource Warns of Power Outages in Saturday Snowstorm

Christa McAuliffe Anniversary Moment of Silence

Weekend Storm Preparations Underway

Italian Bread Shop In Springfield Getting Facelift From Volunteers

WBZ's Carl Stevens explains

It's Coyote Mating Season — Local Animal Control Says To Protect Your Pets

"They could just see your tiny ten-pound dog as an easy meal," said Andover Animal Control Officer Katie Kozikowski. WBZ's Brooke McCarthy reports:

Local Businesses Prepare For Shopping Crowds Ahead Of Weekend Nor'easter

Report: Massachusetts Ranks 17th For UFO Sightings

We hear more from WBZ's Matt Shearer

Governor Baker’s Newly Proposed Tax Credit Nears $700 Million

WBZ's Carl Stevens explains

The Bittersweet Shoppe On Newbury Street Rolls With The Pandemic Punches

We hear more from WBZ's Karyn Regal

Businessman David Mugar, Creator Of Esplanade July 4 Event, Dies At 82

The noted local businessman and philanthropist died peacefully Tuesday night, his family said. WBZ's Drew Moholland has more:

David "Big Papi" Inducted Into Baseball Hall Of Fame