Severe thunderstorm watch issued for parts of Massachusetts
A SEVERE WEATHER ALERT from the Boston 25 Weather Team.
Homebuyers Are Fleeing NYC, Boston, and Chicago as Prices and Unemployment Rise
A growing number of people living in New York City, Chicago, and Boston are looking to move because of soaring housing costs.
‘Good Trouble Lives On’ Rally in Wellesley honors John Lewis
On July 17 community members gathered outside Wellesley Town Hall to remember Congressman John Lewis and his lifelong work for civil rights and nonviolent protest. The event, part of the nationwide Good Trouble Lives On day of action, marked five years since Lewis’s passing and reinforced his message about peaceful...
Real-Life Recreation of Family Guy’s Drunken Clam Bar Opens In Boston
BOSTON (WBZ NewsRadio) — A real-life recreation of the Drunken Clam bar from the animated show Family Guy has officially opened in Boston. The pop-up summer experience has been set up by event curator platform Bucket Listers in the basement of West End Johnnies on Portland Street. Aspects of...
Asian-French Artisan Bakery Rising in Boston’s Financial District
A local pop-up blending Asian flavors with French finesse is baking up something big in Downtown Boston. Fuful Bakery is preparing to open its first brick-and-mortar location at 274 Franklin St in the Financial District, according to a post within the Friends of Boston’s Hidden Restaurants Facebook group. The...
Idaho man arrested for harassing Massachusetts professor online
An Idaho man has been charged with cyberstalking a Massachusetts professor after allegedly harassing and intimidating her over email and LinkedIn.
Norfolk Co. sheriff talks Mass. prisons, Karen Read case
Massachusetts' Norfolk County Sheriff Patrick McDermott is lobbying for federal funding that will help convicts reacclimate into society.
Removal of Italian traffic stripes in Newton causes controversy ahead of annual festival tradition
The city’s decision to paint over the Italian colored traffic stripes along Adams Street has been met with controversy ahead of the city’s annual Italian-American festival.
Former Stoughton water employee sentenced for tampering with town’s drinking water system
BOSTON, Mass. — A former employee of the Stoughton Water Department was sentenced Thursday in federal court for tampering with the town’s drinking water supply by disabling its chlorination system,…
What a mess: Mass. cities sue trash company over uncollected garbage
Six cities and towns in Greater Boston are taking a private sanitation company to court, saying its prolonged worker strike has led to piles of uncollected trash, hordes of rodents and a foul stink in the air. In the suit, filed in Essex Superior Court on Thursday, Beverly, Canton, Danvers,...
