Many Christmas tree farms already sold out; garden centers expect big weekend
A garden center owner said this is the first time demand and supply seem to be back to pre-pandemic levels.
Boston Pops perform free concert for military families ahead of holiday season
The final holiday dress rehearsal became the first ever free concert for military before the holiday season starts.
Harvard under investigation, president to testify about Israel-Hamas war response
Harvard University President Claudine Gay will testify before Congress regarding the college's response to the Israel-Hamas war.
How are colleges handling students' use of artificial intelligence?
A recent survey revealed that 56% of college students admit completing assignments using AI technology.
Advocates say Green Line closure is a sign MBTA is "getting better"
Major parts of the Green Line are shut down for repairs and the MBTA hopes it restores faith in the system
Head of high-end sex ring in Boston area kept detailed records, prosecutors say
Investigators said ring leader Han Lee kept detailed records, which could be her undoing.
Domestic violence experts reflect on Milan Lucic arrest
Experts tell WBZ it's common for domestic violence victims to scale back their stories when police get involved.
Lynn Police confiscate 2 pit bulls after man severely hurt in horrific attack
According to a search warrant obtained by WBZ, the victim's "left ear had been removed, part of his nose had been torn off, and his face was covered in blood."
I-Team: Boston Bruins Milan Lucic arrested in alleged domestic incident
I-Team sources said Boston Bruins forward Milan Lucic was arrested in Boston as a result of a domestic incident.
No criminal charges for truck driver in crash that killed Andover 5-year-old
The truck driver who struck and killed 5-year-old Sidney Olson in Andover back in May will not face criminal charges.
Harvard Law students rally in support of Palestinians
A couple hundred Harvard Law students rallied outside Wasserstein Hall on campus Thursday in support of Palestinians and in opposition to what they're calling restrictions on speech on campus.
$116M Taunton project on hold after construction company bails on job
A massive construction site in Taunton is only 19% complete and no work is currently being done.
Plymouth family returns home after escaping Israel-Hamas war in Gaza
A Plymouth family returned home to Massachusetts from Gaza on Tuesday afternoon.
US Attorney's Office has potential conflict of interest in brothel case
The man and woman accused of operating the ring were both in court on Monday.
Jewish students at Tufts fear for their safety after Pro-Palestinian rally
Videos show protesters in crowded hallways and student areas, as they protested from 2 p.m. to midnight.