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VIDEO: State Police Looking For Tractor-Trailer That Sideswiped Lieutenant On 495 And Didn't StopA Massachusetts State Police lieutenant and his cruiser were sideswiped by a tractor-trailer that didn't stop.
Coronavirus In Massachusetts: Today's DevelopmentsThe latest developments concerning coronavirus in Massachusetts, updated throughout the day.
Wednesday's Child: 13-Year-Old KharyKhary is a fun-loving, smart, and curious teen.
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As Outdoor Dining Is Extended, Restaurants Struggle To Find Staff, SupplyRestaurants are asking customers to be patient in the coming months as the industry works to get back to normal.
Salem Homes Shot With Arrows; Police Seeking InformationNo one has been hurt, but there has been some minor property damage.
Biden's Gift To Putin: Aviator Sunglasses Made In Randolph, MassachusettsOne of President Joe Biden's gifts to Russian President Vladimir Putin at their landmark Swiss summit on Wednesday was made right here in Massachusetts.
Gaming Revenues Showing Signs of Major BouncebackThe state's share of the roughly $86.68 million generated in May works out to about $24.67 million.
Former Boston Police Officer Pleads Guilty In Overtime Fraud SchemeAbout 13 Boston police officers have been charged in the scheme, linked with the department's evidence warehouse.
John Rathbun Convicted In 2020 Attack On Jewish Assisted-Living FacilityJohn Rathbun, who was convicted of two federal arson charges, will be sentenced in November.
UMass Lowell To Remain Closed Thursday Due To 'Possible Cybersecurity Incident'UMass Lowell will remain closed on Thursday due to what the university called a “possible cybersecurity incident.”
'We Can’t Keep Up': Oysters In High Demand After State Lifts COVID RestrictionsOyster farmers in Duxbury are working overtime, supplying restaurants in Boston and New York.
Massachusetts Elected Officials Of Color Demand Independent Investigation Of Hopkinton Teen Mikayla Miller's DeathThe medical examiner ruled that Miller's death was a suicide.
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Trent Brown Details Family Tragedy That Caused Him To Miss Start Of Patriots Offseason ProgramTrent Brown revealed that a family tragedy forced him to hold off his return to New England during the offseason.
Patriots Minicamp Recap: Cam Newton Finishes With Strong Final PracticeThe Patriots held their final practice of mandatory minicamp on Wednesday, and it was a really solid day for veteran quarterback Cam Newton.
Ernie Adams Reflects On His Incredible Career With PatriotsErnie Adams did a little bit of everything to help the New England Patriots win a ridiculous amount of football games over the last two decades. He reflected on his career Wednesday morning ahead of his final practice with the team.
Jayson Tatum Reportedly Commits To Play For Team USA In Tokyo OlympicsCeltics fans will get to watch Jayson Tatum play some hoops over the summer, as the Boston star has reportedly committed to play for Team USA at the Tokyo Olympics next month.
WBZ Video Updates
State Police Search For Truck That Hit Trooper On I-495A Massachusetts State Police lieutenant and his cruiser were sideswiped by a tractor-trailer that didn't stop.
As Outdoor Dining Is Extended, Restaurants Struggle To Find Staff, SupplyRestaurants are asking customers to be patient in the coming months as the industry works to get back to normal. WBZ-TV's Kristina Rex reports.
Biden's Gift To Putin: Aviator Sunglasses Made In Randolph, MassachusettsPresident Joe Biden presented a pair of Randolph USA aviators to Russian President Vladimir Putin. WBZ-TV's Juli McDonald reports.
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New England Aquarium Accepts Ticket That Was Issued 38 Years AgoA promise is a promise and the New England Aquarium in Boston lived up to that promise.
Girl Scouts Have Massive Surplus Of Unsold Cookies, But Not In MassachusettsThe Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts told WBZ-TV Monday there are no extras in our area.
Man Secretly Buys Ice Cream For Everyone In Line At Nanabette's In WoburnAn ice cream shop in Woburn is the talk of the town after someone secretly paid for everyone’s order who was in line.
New England Living
New England Living: The Power Of Bringing Daylight Into Your HomeDiscover how connecting the inside of your home to the outdoors through the power of natural daylight can improve your overall health and wellness.
New England Living: Turning Ordinary Rocks Into Extraordinary GiftsAmerican Stonecraft turns ordinary fieldstones into extraordinary products.
New England Living: Eco-Friendly Food Delivery Service Supports Local FarmersFamily Dinner is an eco-friendly food delivery service that’s actually helping local farmers.
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From Barack Obama To Kurt Vonnegut, Book Reveals How World's Most Successful People Achieved GreatnessEver wonder what makes people like President Barack Obama, Serena Williams and Malcolm Gladwell some of the most successful leaders in their industries? A new book describes the strategies behind their success.
Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo, America's Longest-Running All-Black Rodeo, Airs On CBS Saturday June 19On Juneteenth, CBS will broadcast the Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo, marking the first time the event has aired on broadcast network television.
'I Look To Trevor Noah Like A Mentor': Josh Johnson On First Comedy Special 'Hashtag'The stand-up comedian and writer for The Daily Show with Trevor Noah previews his first comedy special on Comedy Central.