Mass. residents with pot convictions hopeful about governor's pardon plan
Anger is turning to hope for hundreds of thousands of people convicted of marijuana possession in Massachusetts.
Spring breakers not bothered by Miami trying to keep them away
Miami wants spring breakers to stay away, but it's not stopping college kids from the Boston area.
Time running out for neighbors suing to block soccer stadium in Boston park
A Boston judge needs more time to decide whether a professional soccer stadium should move into the city's Franklin Park.
Bill filed by Gov. Healey would give communities freedom to raise certain taxes
Gov. Maura Healey has introduced the Municipal Empowerment Act, which hopes to give cities and towns the ability to raise certain taxes and could mean increases coming to your neighborhood.
Massachusetts Senate approves updating state's sex education guidelines
The Massachusetts State Senate approved a bill Thursday to update the state's sex education curriculum in schools and make it more inclusive.
BC students on alert as police investigate attempted break-ins near campus
Police are warning Boston College students to lock their windows and doors after increased reports of attempted break-ins at off-campus housing.
Lynch says Steward Health Care wants to abandon plans to re-open Norwood Hospital
Massachusetts Congressman Stephen Lynch said Steward Health Care wants to abandon plans to re-open Norwood Hospital.
First responders, nurses say Steward crisis hurts patients with understaffing, longer response times
Congressman Stephen Lynch visited two Steward hospitals Wednesday and called for the organization to turn over its financial records.
Brockton Beer Co. brings unique flavors and culture to brewing
The beer company, started by five friends, is one of only five Black-owned breweries in Massachusetts.
Milan Lucic's assault case dropped as judge refuses to allow 911 call
Boston Bruins forward Milan Lucic's trial on an assault charge ended before it began Friday morning at Boston Municipal Court.
Milton voters reject MBTA Communities Act zoning plan
The law requires cities and towns near rapid transit stops to zone for multi-family housing.
Welcoming prosperity, health and good luck for the Lunar New Year with lion dancing
Boston's Asian communities are ushering in the Year of the Dragon with lion dancers – a tradition meant to cast away bad energy, while welcoming prosperity, health and good luck.
Video shows brazen Paper Store thefts, CEO calls for stricter penalties
Acton-based The Paper Store is calling for stricter penalties when it comes to shoplifting after several instances of theft across their New England stores.
Boston eyes Fort Point office building as potential migrant shelter
As Roxbury's Melnea Cass Recreational Center nears capacity, could Boston's Fort Point neighborhood be the next home for migrants?
Exclusive look at work being done inside Brockton Hospital, one year after fire
WBZ got an exclusive look at the work being done inside Brockton Hospital, one year after a massive electrical fire knocked the facility out of commission.