How to travel smart, avoid being stranded and save money
CBS travel editor Peter Greenberg has advice on how to avoid travel nightmares and save some money.
How to deal with unexpected medical bills
What do you do when you receive a higher than expected medical bill? An expert weighs in.
Call For Action helps Westford school get fundraiser money from ticket seller
A Westford Academy club didn't receive ticket sale proceeds from a recent fundraiser - until WBZ-TV's Call For Action stepped in.
Massachusetts landscaping company aims to decrease noise
Terry Collins created The Quiet Crew, a team of landscapers that uses electric equipment.
Trying to book a hotel at the best price? Here's what you need to know
If you're scanning hotel websites and travel booking sites for deals, there may be another way, an expert told WBZ-TV.
Mother, son create "reverse edible" chocolate for "soft landing" from marijuana high
A mother and son from Boston have developed a chocolate bar they say gives marijuana users more control over their high.
Allston renter fights $100 fee to re-sign her apartment lease - and wins
Sirine Mansouri was charged a fee to re-sign a lease for an apartment she was already living in.
Congress takes aim at 'swipe fees' for processing credit card purchases
Congress is taking aim at so-called "swipe fees." Those are the additional charges retailers have to pay whenever a customer pays with a credit card.
Car insurance is getting expensive. Here's how you can save some money
Car insurance is getting more expensive across America. Here are a few things you can do to save some money.
Tips to save you more than $6,000 a year in appliance energy waste
Small things can improve the energy efficiency of appliances.
Boston summer program allows students to chase filmmaking dreams
A summer program is helping Boston teenagers accomplish their dreams of becoming filmmakers.
Pause on federal student loan payments about to end
Some recent grads have never made payments and experts say that is going to mean a big adjustment to their monthly budget.
National Donut Day started 85 years ago as Salvation Army fundraiser
Did you know the first National Donut Day was created by the Salvation Army in 1938 as a fundraiser during the Great Depression?
Little Miss and Young Miss Dorchesters excited to be in Dorchester Day Parade
Three girls with some special titles will be a big part of the annual Dorchester Day Parade Sunday.
If you buy an electric bike, you might be eligible for a rebate
A proposal under consideration on Beacon Hill would provide hundreds of dollars in rebates for people who buy electric bikes.