19-year-old rescues swimmer trapped in rip current at Hampton Beach
A 19-year-old came to the rescue after she saw two swimmers caught in a rip current at Hampton Beach on Saturday.
"This one really hurts," Brockton mourns loss of teen brothers killed in crash
Eighteen-year-old Makhi Boston and his 15-year-old brother Terry both died following a horrific car crash in Randolph.
East Boston realtor charged with stealing from prospective renters
Realtor Timothy Andreev is facing charges after he was accused of stealing thousands of dollars from prospective East Boston renters in recent months.
Boys & Girls Club of Dorchester campaigns for Bruce Brown to visit
A group of kids from the Boys & Girls Club of Dorchester has released a video asking NBA champion and Dorchester native, Bruce Brown, to visit them.
Sumner tunnel shutdown forces rideshare drivers to reconsider Logan trips
A quick drive through the Ted Williams Tunnel is now a crawl and it may be worse next week.
Local restaurants give tips on grilling the perfect food for July 4
Local restaurants paid a visit to WBZ TV to show how you can have the perfect barbecue this holiday weekend.
Supreme Court ruling sends shockwaves through college campuses
A Supreme Court decision has colleges and universities scrambling to restructure its admissions process.
Attleboro food pantry receives $70,000 donation from late high school teacher
An Attleboro food pantry received the biggest donation in its history, all thanks to a gift from a late high school math teacher.
Asian-owned businesses see major growth in Massachusetts
As the economy bounces back from the pandemic, one population is seeing lots of growth in Massachusetts.
Alleged package thief caught on camera several times in South Boston
A South Boston resident is warning his neighbors to watch out for what appears to be a pretty brazen package thief.
Dogwalker uncovers names and stories of dozens of Black women at Dorchester cemetery
Some research into a unique tombstone at Cedar Grove Cemetery in Dorchester uncovered the stories of dozens of Black women who lived over 160 years ago.
Kane's Donuts offers LGBTQ+ a taste of support for Pride Month
The demand for the donuts is so high, the shop almost ran out of rainbow sprinkles.
Owner of Peabody "creepy dolls" store accused of selling stolen body parts
One of the people charged in connection with a body part theft scheme is a Salem woman who owns a shop which sells "creepy dolls".
Mike Pence campaigns in NH, says not to rush to judgment on Trump indictment
Former Vice President Mike Pence hit the campaign trail in New Hampshire on Friday, where he also responded to former President Donald Trump's latest indictment.
Woman held at gunpoint on Everett walking trail scares off alleged attacker
A woman was held at gunpoint at a popular Everett walking trail and is sharing her terrifying story to help others jog safely.