Hampton-North Hampton, NH|News|
Former Senator Scott Brown Frustrated By State Of Politics, Recalls "Petty" Sabotage
"I'd be lying if I said I'm not frustrated with the state of politics," said Scott Brown, former U.S. Senator from Massachusetts.
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Boston Landlords May Have To Start Paying Broker Fees, Instead Of Renters, If New Bill Becomes Law
Landlords in Boston may have to start paying their own broker fees, instead of renters, if a new bill becomes law.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
After Trump Assassination Attempt, New Hampshire Police Chief Says Secret Service Communication Is Key
"No chief or no police agency wants what happened on Saturday on their resume," Police Chief Allen Aldenberg told WBZ-TV.
Boston|News|
Kristin Chenoweth And "Wicked" Composer Debut "The Queen Of Versailles" Musical In Boston
Chenoweth and composer Stephen Schwartz are bringing "The Queen of Versailles" to life at the Emerson Colonial Theater in the Back Bay.
Swampscott, MA|News|
Dave Portnoy Of Barstool Sports Rescued By Coast Guard Off Nantucket After Boat Loses Power
The Swampscott native explained in social media posts that he unhooked his boat in Nantucket before realizing that it lost power.
Newton, MA|News|
Workers At Massachusetts Long-Term Care Facilities Finally Paid After I-Team Asks Questions: "I Am So Relieved"
"As of tomorrow we would have gone four weeks without a paycheck," the worker who spoke to the I-Team said.
Boston|News|
Former Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis Expects Security At Upcoming Political Events To "Ratchet Up"
Ed Davis is a WBZ-TV security analyst and was working as the Boston Police Commissioner during the Boston Marathon bombings in 2013.
Boston|News|
Concerns About Election Day Safety In Boston In Wake Of Attempted Trump Assassination
"It's a horrible situation, a terrible state of affairs," said WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
Parts Of New Hampshire, Vermont Damaged By Remnants Of Hurricane Beryl
"Specifically, the town of Barre, they got nailed last year, and they are underwater right now," said Brady Griffin.
Barnstable-Hyannis, MA|News|
Cape Cod's "Hydrangea Whisperer" Shares The Secrets Of Her Success
At the Chatham Bars Inn on Cape Cod, fine gardener Pamela Vasques has built a reputation for her knowledge of hydrangeas.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
Keller: Fear Factor May Be Helping Biden Hold The Line With Democrats
Others less aligned with Biden, like left-wing Missouri Rep. Cori Bush, were notably more circumspect.
Falmouth, MA|News|
Rescuers Save Mother Humpback Whale Tangled In Fishing Gear
The whale is known to the Center for Coastal Studies (CCS) Humpback Whale Studies Program as Mudskipper.
Boston|News|
T Riders Will Be Able To Tap-To-Pay Beginning August 1
Starting August 1, the MBTA will no longer require a Charlie Card to ride parts of the T.
Across Massachusetts, MA|News|
These Are The Best And Worst U.S. Cities For New College Grads
The top city for new degree holders isn't New York or San Francisco, or any other similarly popular metro area.
Salem, MA|News|
Traffic And Delays Pile Up In Boston As Sumner Tunnel's One-Month Closure Begins
As the holiday weekend comes to an end, traffic and backups from Boston's Sumner Tunnel closure are expected to get worse.
Falmouth, MA|News|
Receivers Installed On Outer Cape Will Track Great White Sharks This Summer
The Atlantic White Shark Conservancy is trying to make swimmers safer from sharks this summer.
Worcester, MA|News|
Geoffrey Esper Of Massachusetts Finishes Second In Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest
Pat Bertoletti took home the title with 58 hot dogs, winning his first-ever Mustard Yellow Belt on Thursday.
Boston|News|
Multiple Shootings In Boston Overnight; 1 Man Killed And 4 Injured
There were three shootings in Boston overnight in the hours after 4th of July celebrations in the city.
Boston|News|
How You Can Take Advantage Of Cape Cod Summer Rental Deals
Realtors say there are homeowners with lots of availability in their vacation rentals this summer, so many are offering incentives.
Boston|News|
Public Distrust In Election Process Concerns Massachusetts Secretary Of State William Galvin
"I'm confident in people's interest in making sure tomorrow's democracy is protected," said Galvin.
