Local News
Boch Hosts Blood Drive At Ferrari Dealership Amid Coronavirus CrisisIt wasn't the typical setting for a blood drive, but appointments filled up nonetheless.
Medical Workers Forced To Wear N95 Masks Longer Than CDC RecommendsA shortage of N95 respirators is forcing health care professionals and others who come in direct contact with COVID-19 patients to use personal protective equipment longer than the CDC recommends.
Coronavirus Crisis: How To Keep Relationships HealthyWhile many parts of life feel paused right now, our relationships don't stop. A local coach is finding her expertise in high demand.
Coronavirus Preparations: Worcester's DCU Center To House 250-Bed Field HospitalThe DCU Center in Worcester will be transformed into a 250-bed field hospital this week.
Cape Cod Residents Petition To Close Bridges During Coronavirus PandemicTo stop the spread of coronavirus on the Cape, some residents say it is time to close the bridges.
Fresh Food Delivery: Need For Local Business Grows Amid CoronavirusInsa Elliot's small business is booming. Her company delivers fresh foods from farms to doorsteps on the South Shore.
13 Veteran Deaths At Holyoke Soldiers' Home, 6 Test Positive For CoronavirusA lack of proper isolation during the coronavirus outbreak and overcrowding led to 13 deaths at Holyoke Soldiers’ Home for veterans, the city’s mayor said on Tuesday.
Court Continues To Deliberate Release Of Prisoners To Stop COVID-19 SpreadPetitioners making their case via conference call, as the rapid spread of coronavirus shuttered trial courts across the state.
After Canceling Biopsy, Hudson Man Questions Chris Sale’s Tommy John SurgeryA Hudson man who rescheduled a biopsy for prostate cancer questioned how Red Sox pitcher Chris Sale was able to have Tommy John surgery.
Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Baker Orders Mass. Non-Essential Businesses Remain Closed Through May 4Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker announced on Tuesday that he is extending his order for all non-essential businesses in Massachusetts to remain closed to now last through May 4.
Marriott Says New Data Breach Affects 5.2 Million GuestsIt's second major data breach to hit the company in less than two years.
Coronavirus Massachusetts: 33 New Deaths, 868 More Positive Tests ReportedMassachusetts health officials announced 33 new coronavirus deaths and 868 positive tests.
WBZ Video Updates
WBZ ForecastEric Fisher has an updated weather forecast.
13 Dead At Holyoke Soldiers' Home After Coronavirus OutbreakWBZ-TV's Katie Brace reports.
Boch Hosts Blood Drive At Ferrari Dealership Amid Coronavirus CrisisIt wasn't the typical setting for a blood drive, but appointments filled up nonetheless.WBZ-TV's Paula Ebben reports.
I-Team Investigations
State Troopers, Everett Police Officer Injured Arresting Patrons At Encore Casino, I-Team Sources SayTwo Massachusetts State Police troopers and an Everett police officer were injured arresting "unruly patrons" at Encore Casino Friday.
I-Team: NH Pickpocketing Case May Be Part Of National Theft RingPolice departments from cities in Texas, Florida, Maryland and other states have released surveillance videos showing similar thefts.
I-Team: Water Problems Persist At MBTA Station, Even After Pricey RenovationWhen the I-Team went to Wollaston station on a recent rainy day, the floors were slick and covered with mats.
Health
13 Veteran Deaths At Holyoke Soldiers' Home, 6 Test Positive For CoronavirusA lack of proper isolation during the coronavirus outbreak and overcrowding led to 13 deaths at Holyoke Soldiers’ Home for veterans, the city’s mayor said on Tuesday.
After Canceling Biopsy, Hudson Man Questions Chris Sale’s Tommy John SurgeryA Hudson man who rescheduled a biopsy for prostate cancer questioned how Red Sox pitcher Chris Sale was able to have Tommy John surgery.
Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Baker Orders Mass. Non-Essential Businesses Remain Closed Through May 4Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker announced on Tuesday that he is extending his order for all non-essential businesses in Massachusetts to remain closed to now last through May 4.
Politics
Keller @ Large: Coronavirus Threat Could Impact November Presidential ElectionThe COVID-19 pandemic is threatening to raise the stakes for those going to the polls, should it still be lingering come November.
Keller @ Large: AG Says More Coronavirus Protections Needed For Amazon, Whole Foods EmployeesMassachusetts Attorney General talked about how residents can protect themselves from coronavirus and scams related to the outbreak.
Keller @ Large: Coronavirus Poll Shows Public Listening To Medical Experts, Not PresidentJon says a new poll suggests most Americans are tuning out President Trump's messages about the coronavirus crisis.
Education
Coronavirus Shutdowns Leave Disabled Students Behind, Parents SayParents say coronavirus shutdowns are particularly challenging for disabled students.
Boston Colleges To Celebrate Women's History Month By Editing Wikipedia PagesTwo colleges in Boston are marking the end of Women's History Month with an open event to update and enhance the Wikipedia entries of several female activists.
'We Miss You!' Clinton Elementary School Teachers Send Uplifting Messages To StudentsClinton Elementary School is letting students know that their teachers are still there for them.
Business
Marriott Says New Data Breach Affects 5.2 Million GuestsIt's second major data breach to hit the company in less than two years.
Coronavirus Crackdown: Mass. Hotels & Airbnbs Not Allowed ‘For Vacation Or Leisure’The state of Massachusetts issued a crackdown on hotel and short-term rental guests in the midst of the coronavirus crisis.
Coronavirus Precautions: Walmart Will Start Taking Employees' Temperatures And Let Them Wear MasksWalmart added to its worker safety policies Tuesday as protections for retail and grocery store workers come under greater public scrutiny.
Consumer
Coronavirus Crisis Putting More Pressure On Consumers Seeking MortgagesAccording to mortgage broker Al Bingham, if you are in the market for a new home, you will need a top-notch credit score to get the best rates.
How To Care For That Unused Car During The Coronavirus CrisisThe coronavirus crisis has forced many people to work from home and that means most aren't driving their cars as much as they once did.
Whole Foods Recalls Vodka Sauce For Undeclared AllergenWhole Foods has issued an allergy alert for its vodka sauce
Entertainment
Newton's John Krasinski Launches Good News Show During Coronavirus CrisisJohn Krasinski's new YouTube show tries to lift spirits during the coronavirus pandemic.
Cambridge Comedian Pens Viral Coronavirus Parody To Queen ClassicA Cambridge comedian is going viral after re-writing a Queen classic with coronavirus themed lyrics.
With Coronavirus Closures, USS Constitution Adds Live Virtual ToursAs many Boston area families are looking for ways to entertain themselves while social distancing due to coronavirus, the USS Constitution is providing an outlet.