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Patriots legend Tom Brady is giving back to Boston in a unique way.

Uber is rolling out safety features geared toward protecting women passengers.

Homeowners, including some former coworkers in health care, say nurse practitioner Liam McNeil ripped them off while moonlighting as a contractor. NBC10 Boston Investigator Ryan Kath spoke with him about the allegations.

Travelers are being warned about an airline customer service impostor scam.

Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson has a razor-thin majority and the threat of an ouster from within his party in Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene. NBC10 Boston’s Sue O’Connell looks at what’s going on in Congress and on the presidential campaign trail.

The team at We The Females, or WTF, does much more than just perform – they also uplift and empower – not to mention using their talents to teach, support local businesses, do youth outreach, and run a streetwear line.......Follow NBC10 Boston on…...Instagram: instagram.com/nbc10boston...TikTok: tiktok.com/@nbc10boston...Facebook:...

A man who witnessed Monday’s eclipse in Ferrisburgh, Vermont, says he wouldn’t have wanted to be any other place.

This season marks the 20th anniversary since the Boston Red Sox reversed the curse and won their first World Series in 86 years.

There’s been a lot of talk about weight loss drugs recently — how they work, who is eligible to use them, side effects & more. However, the psychological impacts of the drugs have not been a large part of that conversation, and it’s an important one. It’s something that Dr. Rachel Goldman, a clinical psychologist out of...

This week, Matt and Sue are Taking@Issue with designs for a soccer stadium in Everett. State Senator Sal DiDomenico is touting the plan as an economic and environmental win, but Boston officials feel left out of the process. Plus, the Governor’s Council gives a green light to Gov. Maura Healey’s marijuana pardon proposal – but is ...

NBC10 Boston anchor Latoyia Edwards was celebrated Thursday at the Community Arts Center in Cambridge.

According to the IRS, there’s an estimated $1 billion in unclaimed refunds from the tax year 2020, belonging to approximately 940,000 taxpayers.

For nearly half of Maine, the total eclipse will be visible for up to 3-1/2 minutes, which is one of the longest totality observation times in North America. Gov. Janet Mills said the state is ready to welcome visitors, but warned them to come prepared and keep safety in mind during the historic event.......Follow NBC10 Boston on…...Instagram...