Chaiel Schaffel

For years, someone has been chucking bread onto Abby Hall's front yard in Brighton. WBZ NewsRadio followed up with Abby two years after we first spoke with her in 2024.

The beloved local vegan eatery had closed up shop, only to reopen months later a half-mile away.

What happens to Norwood Hospital with the Steward Health Care deal done? Long story short: it's a game of hurry up, and wait.

A small business owner converted his van into a barber shop on wheels.

Some pond-goers have been cutting through the fences that protect the conservation area around the pond, bushwhacking their own personal waterfront.

Greater Boston has been flooded with a deluge of ads for one very specific apple variety. We set out to see where they came from.

The space in Roxbury is half motorcycle repair shop, half coffee shop.

The oyster farming industry in Massachusetts has ramped up in the last decade, and now moves more than $30 million in oysters a year. The work goes on around the calendar, especially in Duxbury, an oyster hotspot.

Rabbi Shmulik Fogelman of Chabad of Shrewsbury said residents in town raised enough money to replace the menorah in just a few hours on Monday.

About 100 towns and cities have at least some restrictions on when residents can water their lawns despite a perfectly normal amount of rain in June.