Serial Rapist SentencedA man who admitted to several Boston rapes has been sentenced 18-22 years.
$100,000 DonationA foundation will help Sgt. Michael Chesna’s family pay off their mortgage.
Hockey AmbassadorsA local girls hockey team is traveling to China to play in a boys tournament.
Deal Nearly Done?Restricted free agent guard Marcus Smart may be close to a new deal with the Celtics.
Wednesday's Child: MattyMatty is a kind and caring boy who is also very chatty and charming.
Latest WBZ News
Wilmington First Responders Worried About Train That Blocks Busy IntersectionTown officials are concerned MBTA commuter trains are preventing first responders traveling on Route 62 to answer calls in the northern section of the community.
Saugus Couple Seriously Injured In Crosswalk Demands Safety ChangesRobert Hoffman and his wife Judy both suffered major injuries to their legs when they were hit by a car.
Keller @ Large: Is This The Trust Tipping Point?Trust in the American presidency has been declining for decades, but the Trump/Russia saga may be placing that trust at a greater risk than ever.
Lightning Warning System Will Soon Be A PossibilityA private company is working on a lightning detection network with the ability to notify the user after lightning strikes the ground.
Esplanade And South Boston Rapist Sentenced 18-22 Years In PrisonA man already in prison for rape has been sentenced to 18-22 years in state prison for rapes on the Esplanade and in South Boston.
Local Girls Hockey Team Getting Ready To Play Against Boys In ChinaThe girls on the Assabet Valley All-Stars are young - 10, 11 and 12, but they’re about to take, what could be, the trip of a lifetime.
WBZ Video Updates
Foundation Donating $100k To Help Pay Off Slain Weymouth Officer's MortgageA foundation created after the September 11 attacks will be donating a large sum of money to slain Weymouth Police Sgt. Michael Chesna’s family. WBZ-TV's Bill Shields reports.
WBZ Evening Forecast For July 18Eric Fisher has an updated weather forecast.
Wilmington First Responders Worried About Train That Blocks Busy IntersectionTown officials are concerned MBTA commuter trains are preventing first responders traveling on Route 62 to answer calls in the northern section of the community. WBZ-TV's Mike LaCrosse reports.
Latest WBZ Sports
Kalman: The Many Flaws Of Summer’s Latest Tuukka Rask Hot TakeThere’s no better summertime hot take than one about Tuukka Rask.
Top 10 MLB Trade Deadline CandidatesNow that prized Orioles shortstop Manny Machado is off the market, these guys could be next in line.
Report: Celtics 'Seriously Engaged' In Marcus Smart Contract TalksWith the Kawhi Leonard trade finally going down and the dynamics of the Eastern Conference taking shape, Danny Ainge is getting to business.
Darrelle Revis Announces Retirement From NFLOne of the best cornerbacks to ever play the game is officially retiring.
Offbeat
Restaurant Slammed For Shaming Teen Who Paid For Meal With ChangeA Virginia restaurant is facing public backlash after they shamed a 17-year-old customer who paid for his meal in change.
Man Walks 20 Miles To First Day Of Work, Given A Car For His EffortIt was supposed to be Walter Carr's first day of work with a moving company in Alabama, when his car broke down.
'Very Scary': Woman Attacked By Bear Inside New Hampshire HomeA 71-year-old woman was injured after encountering a bear in her home in the middle of the night, New Hampshire wildlife authorities say.
Boston's Best
Phantom Gourmet: The Birch On Elm In Manchester, NHA very cool and very hip new restaurant in Manchester, New Hampshire is pushing some boundaries in the kitchen.
Phantom Gourmet: American Fresh Brewhouse In SomervilleThey are cooking with beer in the kitchen; they are brewing beer right in the dining room; and of course, they are pouring plenty of beer at the bar.
Bowled Over: 4 Top Spots For Poke In BostonLooking to sample the best poke around town? It's the raw-fish craze that's swept Boston.
Only CBS
President Trump Interviewed By CBS Evening News's Jeff Glor Following Helsinki SummitOn Wednesday night, President Donald Trump will sit down for his first interview since returning from Helsinki.
61st Annual GRAMMY Awards Coming To Staples Center
Alex Ferrer On Corrupt Organizations, "Between 100 And 300 Billion Dollars Stolen Yearly From The U.S. Government"
Celebrating 70 Years of WBZ
WBZ Archives: WBZ-TV’s Very First BroadcastOn this day in 1948, WBZ-TV became New England’s first TV stations. The very first messages ever broadcast were greetings from Mayor James Michael Curley, Cardinal Cushing, and Rabbi Joshua Loth Liebman, followed by our inaugural newscast.
WBZ Archives: The Earliest Days Of Newsgathering For WBZ-TVTen years after WBZ-TV made its debut, we aired this video explaining the newsgathering process, and how WBZ put newscasts on the air in our first decade.
WBZ Archives: “Who Ya Gonna Call? Ghostbusters!”On this day in 1984, “Ghostbusters” was released in theatres. Joyce Kulhawik sat down with Bill Murray and Dan Aykroyd to talk about the film that became an instant classic! “Ghostbusters is gonna be a big hit,” she said.
