Face masks and hospital vests were likely not the suggested attire in this couple’s initial wedding plans, but that’s exactly what their guests wore when they tied the knot on Friday. The two epidemiologists on the front lines of the coronavirus outbreak had to cancel their March 20 wedding in Michigan, but Jen Andonian and Matt Shearer ended up...

Mayor Marty Walsh took aim Friday at Boston residents who are still gathering in public places like parks despite the stay-at-home orders meant to slow the spread of the deadly coronavirus outbreak. Predicting that the city’s stringent measures could last through May or even July, Walsh reiterated his message to Bostonians that staying at home and socially distancing when...

Shaw’s says it has informed employees of six locations in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Vermont that an associate has tested positive for COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus. The supermarket chain said Friday night in a statement that it is “taking every step possible to contain the spread of coronavirus.” The Massachusetts stores where workers received the...

Two Boston hospitals each reported that more than 40 employees have tested sick for the new coronavirus Wednesday.

An Orange Line train was removed from service in Boston Friday after the MBTA was told that a man licked parts of the vehicle, a health concern during the coronavirus outbreak. The train was sidelined at the Tufts Medical Center station out of an abundance of caution, an MBTA representative said. No information was released on the person who may…

Boston Mayor Marty Walsh has announced updated enforcement regulations and transportation services to address the needs of residents, healthcare providers and businesses amid the COVID-19 outbreak. “During this challenging time, we’re doing all we can to keep our residents healthy and safe,” Walsh said in a statement. “We understand transportation is a need and concern for residents and medical...

As the number of coronavirus cases in New York continues to rise, serious measures are being taken in other cities and states. John Whoriskey Jr., who splits his time between Boston and New York City, is riding this one out. Whoriskey recently returned to Boston and is self-quarantining after the White House coronavirus task force recommended the move for anyone…

One of the bigger names within the Boston restaurant scene has shut down permanently. According to several sources, Masa in the the South End has closed for good, with a message sent by the Tremont Street spot confirming that the restaurant has indeed shuttered permanently. It is not known for sure whether the closure was directly due to the Coronavirus…

Two Boston hospitals each reported that more than 40 employees have tested sick for the new coronavirus Wednesday.

Schools in Massachusetts will be closed until May 4 at the earliest, and that’s having an impact on parents. For mom Darnisha Cohen of Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood, Wednesday night held a trip to the supermarket. Her three kids are home all day and they need food. “It’s a lot of meal-making,” said Cohen. “Have to get up and do...

For Portia Dayton, caring for her son in the days since his preschool was shuttered has been nervewracking. Dayton, a recovering addict, depends on support from Boston’s Horizons for Homeless Children as she works to change her circumstances. The nonprofit provides free early education, counseling and other services to ease the trauma of homelessness and give kids critical structure...

The owners of the Boston Bruins and TD Garden announced Wednesday that 68 of their full-time, salaried employees are being placed on temporary leave in the wake of NHL’s coronavirus-related shutdown. Delaware North, owned by the Jacobs family, announced what they described as “temporary business stabilization measures” due to the impact of COVID-19 on their operations. Effective April 1, the…

Boston Mayor Marty Walsh continued to stress the importance of obeying the state’s stay-at-home advisory on Wednesday, saying it’s the key to saving lives and slowing the spread of the coronavirus outbreak. He said there are still no plans to lock down the city or order a shelter-in-place, though he said the consulting agency the city hired, which is...

Folk rock legend James Taylor and his wife Kim have donated $1 million to Massachusetts General Hospital to help it brace for an expected surge of coronavirus cases, the hospital said Tuesday. The “Fire and Rain” singer was born at the hospital, where his father worked for a time, and he called it a “point of pride for New Englanders”…

College freshman Maddie Edwards is back home in Massachusetts after her university in Utah shut down until the fall semester. For now, her classes are online. “Online school is really hard to motivate yourself and have no direction from your teachers,” said the 18-year-old from Bolton. “It totally stinks.” Edwards is one of the countless people impacted by the coronovirus…

Two Boston firefighters have tested positive for coronavirus, officials said Tuesday evening. The Boston Fire Department says one of the patients works in an administrative capacity and does not go on calls. Health officials are working to determine if there was any exposure with the second firefighter. Seventeen firefighters are under self-quarantine, the department said. “Protecting the health and safety…

Explosions were felt outside Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston Tuesday afternoon, firefighters said. Smoke was seen coming out of manholes on Charles Street near Longfellow Bridge and the Charles/MGH MBTA Red Line station. The fire was reported around 3:15 p.m., the Boston Fire Department said in a tweet. Eversource said the explosions and fire was due to an equipment...

After Gov. Charlie Baker announced his decision to close non-essential businesses in Massachusetts, the MBTA is following suit and asking the public to avoid unnecessary travel. The MBTA said Monday night it is discouraging non-essential use of public transportation. The Commuter Rail’s schedule will also be revised so that five trains will arrive in Boston before 7 a.m. beginning...

Boston Mayor Marty Walsh said Monday that a second Boston resident has died from the coronavirus. “With each tragic death, it is a reminder of the dangerous situation we are living in,” he said at a press conference outside City Hall. There are now 133 coronavirus cases in the city, the mayor said. Fifteen of them have already recovered. Walsh…

A nurse at Brockton’s Veterans Affairs hospital has tested positive for the novel coronavirus, according to officials with VA Boston. The nurse tested positive for COVID-19 Friday, the VA said in a release. Health officials were working to trace and contact individuals that had contact with the nurse, who is recovering at home. VA Boston employees have been teleworking...

Nearly one thousand volunteers in small groups were scheduled to drop off information packets door-to-door in dozens of Boston neighborhoods Saturday. The packets contain key information about the virus, including how to help stop the spread. The information will be handed out in a variety of languages, including Portuguese and Vietnamese. The packets include information that people have been hearing…

Gov. Charlie Baker said Thursday that despite “uncertain and unsettling times,” Massachusetts is not planning a forced shelter in place as a means to blunt the spread of the deadly coronavirus. “Obviously, it’s heartbreaking, to say the least, but this is certainly a day that we all knew would come,” the governor said, referring to Massachusetts’ first COVID-19 related...

A man was shot to death Friday evening in Boston’s Mattapan neighborhood. Police responded shortly after 7:30 p.m. to American Legion Highway, where an adult male was found with a gunshot wound. He was taken to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Authorities are investigating. Anyone with information is asked to call 617-343-4470.

The MBTA will board passengers through the rear doors of all buses and some trains starting Saturday to improve social distancing. The new policy was announced Friday night as part of “a continuing effort to protect the health and safety of the T’s workforce and customers” amid the coronavirus pandemic. Rear-door boarding will be implemented at street-level stops on...

Major nonprofit organizations in the Greater Boston area are stepping up to help those less fortunate amid the coronavirus outbreak. Among the nonprofits that have announced ways to help those most impacted by both the health and financial impacts of COVID-19 are the United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley, the Boston Foundation, the Boston Resiliency Fund and the…

By now, it is no secret that restaurants and bars in the Boston area and elsewhere in Massachusetts are only allowed to offer takeout and/or delivery based on a ruling announced by Gov. Charlie Baker on Tuesday. What may not be known is the fact that local breweries have the option to do pickup and/or delivery as well, and...

The fact is, not everyone can afford health insurance. But facilities like Whittier Street Health Center in Boston’s Roxbury neighborhood provide relief for the uninsured. “Whittier Street’s been around for over 86 years,” said the health center’s infectious control officer, Melissa Leaston. “It’s always been a beacon of hope in this neighborhood.” Leaston says there are people in the...

Schools, museums, bars, restaurants — many places in the Boston area are closed due to the coronavirus outbreak. But at a time when the state is calling for social distancing, there are still ways to experience Boston’s culture from your home. Experience 360-degree views of the Boston Common and Public GardenIt might be a gloomy, rainy day, but on this…

It has been increasingly difficult to get the word out about which Boston-area restaurants and bars are completely closed for the time being and which ones are open for takeout and/or delivery, in part because of the sheer number of dining and drinking spots in the region but also because the situation is so fluid that places are constantly...

Boston Mayor Marty Walsh said the city is monitoring the spread of the coronavirus hour by hour, but does not have plans to issue a shelter-in-place order at this time. “That’s a very serious step we would have to take, and it’s something none of us should take lightly. We should also be aggressive in the fact that if...

Boston Mayor Marty Walsh is set to give an address at 7:30 p.m. on where the city stands amid the coronavirus outbreak and what it continues to do, as the city rolls out a new COVID-19 text alert service.

Carney Hospital in Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood will become the nation’s first “dedicated care center” for treating patients who test positive for the new coronavirus, according to Steward Health Care. The conversion will include the creation of negative pressure patient wards, enhanced patient isolation protocols and the addition of specialty equipment needed to treat some of the disease caused by...

A Boston area psychotherapist and life coach is offering tips for families spending time at their homes amidst the coronavirus outbreak. Padma Ali says number one is to try not to be fearful. “What I’m inviting most of my clients to do, and people to do,” she said, “is just let go of the fear, and the anxiety, because...

Over the past several days, restaurants and bars in the Greater Boston area have been giving updates on the state of their businesses due to the coronavirus, including reduced hours, focusing more on takeout and delivery, and asking customers to consider purchasing gift cards to use at a later date. Now, however, dining and drinking spots are starting to temporarily…

Boston Public Schools will close Tuesday for at least three weeks to slow the spread of the new coronavirus, but its students — and all other school-aged children — will still be able to get the free food that many rely on when school is in session.

Biogen, the biotech company behind a cluster of coronavirus cases in Massachusetts and several other U.S. states, is committing $10 million to relief efforts in the commonwealth and elsewhere through its foundation. The $10 million the Biogen Foundation is donating “will be used to address immediate critical needs,” mainly in Massachusetts, North Carolina and Italy, for testing, training and health…

UPDATE Monday, March 16: The man tested negative for the coronavirus, Massachusetts State Police said. A Massachusetts man who died aboard an international flight that landed at Boston Logan International Airport will be tested for COVID-19, according to state police. Around 12:30 p.m. Friday, Massachusetts State Police were notified that a passenger was in cardiac arrest aboard Emirates Flight EK237…

Boston Mayor Marty Walsh on Sunday declared a public health emergency over the coronavirus outbreak and announced sweeping changes for bars and restaurants in the city in an effort to protect residents. The emergency declaration will help the city marshal resources, Walsh said Sunday at a news conference at City Hall. The regulations for the city’s eateries come after...

South Boston bars and restaurants will close on Sunday, according to a legislator who represents the area. The move comes on the advice of public health officials aiming to prevent the spread of coronavirus.  Social media users had shown bars in South Boston packed with patrons Saturday.  State Sen. Nick Collins said those people who crowded the bars obviously...

Two health care workers in Boston have tested positive for the new coronavirus. Both Mass. Eye and Ear and Brigham and Women’s Hospital announced this weekend that a health care worker at their hospital has tested positive for COVID-19. In a statement, Mass. Eye and Ear called it inevitable that one of their health care workers would test positive...

Boston has a similar weather pattern to many of the places that have seen the biggest coronavirus outbreaks, a new study found. Its authors say that may be a bad sign.

Boston Public Schools will close starting Tuesday, Boston Mayor Marty Walsh said Friday night, the latest measure the city’s taken to limit the spread and impact of the new coronavirus.

Another annual Boston St. Patrick’s Day tradition has been called off due to coronavirus concerns. Just days after the South Boston St. Patrick’s Day Parade was canceled, the Dropkick Murphys announced Thursday they are postponing their remaining five St. Patrick’s Day Boston shows. The shows, held annually around St. Patrick’s Day weekend, were scheduled for March 14-17 and will...

ACE Comic Con Northeast, BostonAce Comic Con announced that its Northeast event in Boston, scheduled from March 20-22 at Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, would be called off, according to the official statement. Events at Berklee College of Music, BostonThe college announced that all events and performances would be canceled starting Saturday, March 14, until further notice. Boch CenterThe Boch…

Seventy-seven of the 95 confirmed cases in Massachusetts have been linked to a meeting of executives with Biogen, a company based in Cambridge, next to Boston, that develops therapies for neurological diseases, state officials said.

The Eliot K-8 school in the North End of Boston will be shut down after a non-student member, a woman, tested positive Wednesday for coronavirus. “This is the first situation we’ve experienced in a school,” said Mayor Marty Walsh. “As you know, we have 19 positives in Boston.” “We’re doing this out of an abundance of caution. The safety...

Another major event in Boston has been cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic sweeping across the world. ACE Comic Con announced Wednesday that its Boston convention would be called off. Organizers are working with the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center to reschedule. The event was scheduled to take place from Marh 20-22 and was set to feature such names as…

Amid the continued rise of COVID-19 cases in Massachusetts, a well-known sporting goods company is closing its offices in Boston to prevent the spread of the virus. Reebok announced Wednesday that it has decided to close its headquarters on Drydock Avenue in Boston because the spouse of an employee is being tested for the virus. “We can confirm that the…

Ninety-two coronavirus cases have been reported in Massachusetts thus far, and the majority of them have been linked to a conference held by the biotech company Biogen. Here’s everything we know about the conference and the presumptive COVID-19 cases that resulted: Biogen is a 42-year-old biopharmaceutical company that has created treatments for diseases and conditions like Alzheimer’s and multiple...

Many in South Boston are planning to make the best of St. Patrick’s Day weekend, despite the coronavirus threat that forced the city to call off the iconic parade. The decision was announced Monday night, less than a week before Sunday’s parade was supposed to happen in South Boston. Bridget Nee-Walsh, owner of the Irish pride shop called “Southie’s...

Authorities are looking for a 14-year-old girl from Boston who has been missing since last month. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children said Janelly Colon was last seen on Feb. 4 at her Boston home. Boston Police say Colon could still be in the area, according to the NCMEC. Colon is described as being about 5’5 and 120…

The Boston St. Patrick’s Day Parade has been canceled, city officials said Monday. Mayor Marty Walsh’s office said in a statement that the annual parade through the streets of South Boston would be called off “out of an abundance of caution” amid coronavirus concerns. “While the risk in Boston remains low, this situation is changing very quickly and we...

The man at the center of the shooting last month outside Boston’s Brigham and Women’s Hospital that left a valet injured misled police at the scene, including claiming to an officer he also was with law enforcement before drawing what appeared to be a gun, prosecutors said Monday. That man, Juston Root, was fatally shot by police after leading...

Boston’s first recreational pot shop, Pure Oasis, opened its doors for the first time Monday, becoming the state’s first minority-owned marijuana business. The shop opened at 11 a.m. The move came after co-owners Kobie Evans and Kevin Hart received final license approval from the Massachusetts Control Commission last month. The shop, located at 430 Blue Hill Ave., was expecting...

A Rhode Island man charged with pretending to be a driver for a ride-hailing company then kidnapping and raping a woman who had just left a Boston bar was back in court Monday. Alvin Campbell Jr., 39, pleaded not guilty at his arraignment in Boston on charges of kidnapping, aggravated rape and indecent assault and battery. Campbell has been held…

The number of reported cases of coronavirus in Massachusetts has jumped to eight, including five cases connected to a conference held in Boston last week, officials said Friday. That includes one confirmed case and seven that are awaiting final confirmation from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Health officials announced Friday that three Boston residents and two residents of…

Anthony Papa and Alexander Jaynes — both restaurant workers at Coogan’s — are accused of viciously attacking a patron Thursday night. The incident began when the victim and a friend were intoxicated at the bar, got thrown out and then came back according to prosecutors. Papa, a restaurant manager, then allegedly pushed the victim backward with a blow to his…

Firefighters knocked down a raging fire in Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood early Friday at a home with “extreme hoarding conditions” that made fighting the blaze difficult, officials said. One woman who lives alone was able to escape safely before heavy fire engulfed a three-family home at 77 Romsey Street. It was unclear whether she suffered any injuries. The woman, in her…

UPDATE, MARCH 6: Three more people, all Boston residents, who were at the Biogen meeting are presumed to have coronavirus, Mayor Marty Walsh and state health officials said. Details here. Three people who attended a meeting with Biogen employees in Boston last week have tested positive for the coronavirus, the company said Thursday. Following a meeting with Biogen employees in…

A Boston firefighter had to be saved after becoming trapped while battling a 3-alarm fire in the city’s Dorchester neighborhood late Thursday night, officials say. “We did have to strike a mayday because we had a report that one of our members was trapped and we immediately activated our rapid intervention team,” Chief of Operations Andre Stallworth said. “We...

Federal health officials have said the coronavirus, which emerged in December in Wuhan, China, has sickened at least 60 people in the United States. A total of more than 81,000 cases around the world — mainly in China — have been reported and killed 2,700 globally. In the past week, the focus has turned more closely to how the deadly…

A dump truck overturned on Interstate 93 north in the Tip O’Neill Tunnel Monday morning, spilling gravel and causing a major traffic backup for commuters Monday morning. The truck tipped over inside the tunnel on Interstate 93 northbound, just after Exit 23, at about 8 a.m. spilling gravel across three travel lanes, state police said. Video taken by a motorist…

Celebrity chef Guy Fieri is expanding his portfolio in Boston with two forthcoming restaurants across from Boston Common. The space at 186 Tremont St. had been home to Explorateur, a full-service European café, restaurant and bar, since August 2017. Explorateur will close March 2 to allow for “a complete renovation of the space,” according to a press release. Each employee…

Two state troopers were injured early Saturday morning while arresting an unruly patron in the poker room at Encore Boston Harbor, Massachusetts authorities say. Encore security requested assistance from the Massachusetts State Police gaming enforcement unit shortly after 2 a.m. for help with a man who had become irate and aggressive toward casino security. As the troopers attempted to take…

The Geneva auto show was canceled after the Swiss government banned all large events to halt the spread of the new coronavirus

Amid growing concerns about the coronavirus, the Pax East Convention in Boston is bringing people into the city from all over. The novel coronavirus, first detected in the central Chinese city of Wuhan in December, has killed over 2,000 people and infected over 75,000 globally. Despite mounting fear over the virus, thousands of gamers have shown up to the first…

Climate change isn’t only a problem for future generations. It’s here, it’s happening right now and it’s everyone’s problem. NBC10 Boston Meteorologist Chris Gloninger is diving deep into the impact of climate change here at home with his weekly reports on the crisis. What does climate change look like for New England? How is it impacting us? And how...

As the world continues to worry about the spread of coronavirus, college students are among those being affected. Students abroad at Emerson College’s castle, Kasteel Well, in the Netherlands, are now restricted from traveling out of that country until March 15. The school has also cancelled an upcoming trip for those students, who were planning to visit Milan, Italy. “I…

The city of Boston is monitoring 34 people for symptoms of the coronavirus, including Massachusetts’ only confirmed case so far, health officials said Thursday, but the risk of contracting the virus in the city remains “very low.” During a press conference, officials said 33 people who each came through one of the 11 airports in the country that accept direct…

A man is dead after a shooting Monday evening in Boston’s Mattapan neighborhood. Police responded just after 7:30 p.m. to the intersection of Delhi Street and Violet Street. Police initially said a male victim was taken to a hospital with life-threatening injuries. Boston Police Commissioner William Gross later confirmed that the victim, who suffered multiple gunshot wounds, was pronounced...

The rain that made for a very slow morning commute across most of New England continues to shift north as a combination of valley rain and higher terrain snow in northern New England, with the snow line slowly dropping from the mountains Thursday morning but the back edge of the moisture concurrently moving north.  This creates heaviest snowfall amounts...

Four people were injured Wednesday night in a crash involving three cars, one of which was stolen and another a Boston Police cruiser. The crash happened at the intersection of Blue Hill Avenue and Seaver Street in the Dorchester neighborhood, police said. The stolen car, occupied by two males estimated to be between 16 and 17 years old, was heading…

The Brigham and Women’s Hospital valet injured in a shooting earlier this month was struck by a Boston police officer’s bullet, and the weapon the original suspect brandished was not a working firearm, authorities said Tuesday. Suffolk County District Attorney Rachael Rollins released preliminary details surrounding the Feb. 7 shooting of a valet outside the prestigious Boston hospital and...

From the latest troubles on the MBTA to the constant traffic on the roads, transportation advocates are pushing for more investments, even if some of the money may have to come out of their pockets. They gathered at the state house Tuesday to urge lawmakers to support ideas such as congestion pricing, raising the gas tax and adding more fees…

A second Boston man who was said to be a member of the Latin Kings street gang was sentenced to more than 11 years in federal prison Tuesday for his role in a Vermont-to-Boston drugs-for-guns plan. The U.S. Attorney’s office says that Darwin Medina, 35, was sentenced in federal court in Burlington to serve 135 months in prison. Medina’s sentencing…

A building in Boston’s Roslindale neighborhood that houses a polling place and a Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles location will be closed until further notice due to a burst pipe. The pipe burst overnight between Wednesday and Thursday at the Roslindale Community Center at 6 Cummins Highway, causing substantial water damage on all floors, the facility said on its website….

Tuesday clouds don’t entirely ruin the high New Englanders are still riding from highs into the 50s and 60s Monday – in fact, thin spots and holes in the clouds allow for splashes of sun to bump temperatures into the 50s again for southern and central New England. In northern New England, a northerly wind has begun, very slowly draining…

The new, highly anticipated MassArt Art Museum (MAAM) opened on Saturday and it’s Boston’s only free contemporary art museum. Located at 621 Huntington Ave., MAAM is an open to the public non-collecting art museum, hosting temporary exhibitions of both emerging and established artists. Executive Director Lisa Tung says that one of the museum’s goals is to “spark additional dialogue”...

Shoveling was a second full-time job for many Bostonians five years ago, as the record-breaking, back-breaking, so-called “Snowpocalypse” winter of 2015 just wouldn’t let up. “I’m trying to dig out my car for the fourth time,” said one man. “Just trying to remove as much as we can, it just keeps coming and there’s just no place to put...

For Peter Skiera, most of his problems are packaged in the small speakers he repairs inside his office in Boston. But Monday, there were much bigger issues to address at Como Audio, where production has stalled since the conoravirus emerged in China. “We rely 100% on China for the production,” said Skiera, vice president of product development for the company….

It’s Black History Month, and one way you can mark the occasion is by visiting black-owned businesses. That’s the thought behind the Boston Black Restaurant Challenge that’s going on right now. The Boston Black Restaurant Challenge is an annual celebration promoting community, culture and economic development. During the month of February, Boston residents are encouraged to visit at least...

Nearly three dozen dogs were rescued Thursday from woeful conditions in a Scotts Valley home, according to the Santa Cruz County Animal Shelter.

For the first time, the Boston Business Journal is ranking the state’s largest women-owned businesses as a standalone list. Previously, the ranking of companies by revenue had been a combined list of minority- and women-owned businesses in Massachusetts. But this year, each group of businesses — which make major contributions to the Bay State’s economy — have an opportunity to…

The Massachusetts Convention Center Authority contends that two new studies show that redeveloping Back Bay’s Hynes Convention Center will lead to significantly more spending on hotels, restaurants and stores in the neighborhood, though some critics of the plan say they remain unconvinced. The MCCA, the quasi-public state agency that owns and operates the Hynes, commissioned the studies late last...

The Boston Red Sox have placed second baseman Dustin Pedroia on the 60-day injured list. The move further puts in doubt whether the former AL MVP will play again. The Red Sox made the roster move while claiming right-hander Phillips Valdez off waivers from the Seattle Mariners. The 36-year-old Pedroia has played just nine games over the last two seasons….

A juror in the murder and racketeering trial for the notorious Boston crime boss James “Whitey” Bulger says she regrets voting in 2013 to convict him for murder

A crash involving multiple vehicles in Boston’s Roslindale neighborhood left at least one person with life-threatening injuries. Police responded to the crash, which occurred Thursday night on Washington Street near Archdale Road. Two people were transported from the scene, police confirmed around 10:40 p.m. One of the victims suffered life-threatening injuries. Debris could be seen strewn across the busy...

Sarah Alley says she knows what it’s like to have a rude awakening. Three days a week, for the past five months, the Boston resident and her roommate have greeted the day to the sounds of a trash truck, sitting in a private parking lot outside their apartment window. “It was like a low roar, and then every time...

A shooting in Mattapan has sent one person to the hospital Thursday night.

Boston Children’s Hospital wasn’t medically negligent in its treatment of a Connecticut teen who spent nearly a year in state custody after doctors suspected her parents of medical child abuse, a jury in Boston concluded Thursday.

If you watch NBC10 Boston over the air with your TV antenna, you may have been experiencing issues receiving our channel. A transmission issue is impacting a number of stations in Boston right now, which is affecting NBC10 Boston’s over-the-air signal of 15.1. The tower company is working to correct the issue, but there is no estimated time of restoration…

A report of a man with an assault rifle caused alarm on an MBTA Orange Line train on Wednesday afternoon. MBTA Transit Police said they received a call around 3:30 p.m. for a report of a man carrying an assault rifle on board a southbound Orange Line train. Officers met the train as it was pulling into State Street station…

L3 Capital LLC, a real estate investment firm with offices in Chicago and New York, has pitched a five-story office and retail building at the corner of Newbury and Dartmouth streets in Boston, a surface parking lot that’s billed as the last developable parcel of land on the famed Back Bay street. Boston-based CBT Architects designed the building at...

Whether you want to save or splurge on makeup we have got you covered. The Hub Today’s Anna Rossi is getting a look at the hottest luxe and less beauty products to fit any budget. The Internet Sensation is breaking down her favorite makeup, from high-end products to drugstore brands in every category. Watch Sarah show us a few...

Yellow Door Taqueria, the award-winning Cali-Mex inspired restaurant in Dorchester’s Lower Mills neighborhood will open its second location at 384 Harrison Avenue in the South End, on Wednesday, February 12th…

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Michelle Wu, a City Council member in Boston, wants everyone to ride for free on subways and buses that crisscross the region, NBC News reports.

Boston firefighters rescued a woman who fell through the ice at a pond on Saturday while chasing after her dog, officials said. Firefighters responded to Franklin Park around 4:45 p.m. for reports of a woman who fell through the ice. The woman was stuck on an island when officials arrived, the Boston Fire Department said on Twitter. Technical rescue members…

City officials have signed off on Cape Air’s proposal for seaplane service between Boston and New York. The board of the Boston Planning and Development Agency on Thursday gave the go-ahead to the proposal from the Hyannis-based airline. The approval of a one-year trial period for the service comes with some terms and conditions, including a limit of four...

Sometimes love at first sight lasts. And lasts and lasts and lasts. These three couples from the Boston area fell in love at first sight, got married young and stayed married for more than 50 years. Now in their golden years, they’re still going strong. Ahead of Valentine’s Day, they told us their love stories and the secrets to...

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