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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 2/9/2010
A major Nor'easter is headed toward Massachusetts. Snow is expected to arrive around midday Wednesday and last through much of the night. About eight inches is expected in Boston, with lower amounts to the North and higher amounts to the South.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 2/8/2010
A winter storm is forecast for Massachusetts on Wednesday, beginning around midday and expected to last until midnight, bringing several inches of snow.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 2/5/2010
A winter blizzard is bearing down . . . but not in New England. Much of the mid-atlantic is already getting pounded, and the storm could dump more than two feet of snow on the nation's capital.
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 2/5/2010
An apology from the president of Toyota in Japan; big mid-atlantic snow storm hampering travel out of Logan Airport. Details on these and more top morning stories.
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 2/4/2010
Governor Patrick to sign off on the election of Scott Brown, clearing the way for him to be sworn in as senator this afternoon. Details on this and more top morning stories.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 2/3/2010
Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood now says he misspoke when telling owners of recalled Toyotas to stop driving them. Instead, LaHood says the owners should take them to dealerships for repairs.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 2/01/2010
The Red Cross says it's helping fifteen people displaced by this morning's fire in Lawrence. All residents of the three decker escaped the blaze.
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 2/01/2010
Fix for faulty gas pedals to arrive at Toyota dealerships this week. Details on this and more top morning stories. Details on this and more top morning stoies.
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 1/29/2010
Saugus police asking for the public's help looking for a hit and run driver that killed an elderly man. Details on this and more top morning stories.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 1/28/2010
Another appeal today from President Obama for an end to bitter political bickering. At a town hall meeting in Tampa, Florida, the president urged Republicans to get off the sidelines and help fix health care and other problems.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 1/27/2010
Gov. Deval Patrick's proposed budget for the 2011 fiscal year would increase spending by 3 percent and maintain education funding and local aid for cities and towns. The plan includes cuts to MassHealth adult dental services, job services programs and sta
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 1/26/2010
Residents of more than 100 homes in Andover were allowed to return home Tuesdsay afternoon, after a gas main ruptured and forced an evacuation. The gas main in front of 3 Sweetbriar Ln. blew up underground Tuesday morning as police checked a gas odor int
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 1/25/2010
The brother of former Olympic figure skater Nancy Kerrigan pleads not guilty at his arraignment on charges of assaulting his father. 70-year-old Daniel Kerrigan was pronounced dead shortly after he was found in his Stoneham home, unresponsive, on Sunday.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 1/20/2010
President Obama is advising Democrats not to try to jam a health care bill through Congress before newly-elected Republican Sen. Scott Brown takes his place there. The president says the voters in Massachusetts have spoken, and that Brown needs to be "par
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 1/20/2010
Republican Scott Brown stuns Democrat Martha Coakley, takes senate seat to finish out Ted Kennedy's term. Details on this and more top morning stories.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 1/19/2010
Massachusetts voters are choosing their next Senator, among Democrat Martha Coakley, Republican Scott Brown and Independent Joseph Kennedy. The Secretary of State predicted that more than 1.5 million people would show up at the polls Tuesday.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 01/15/2010
Aid workers say there's growing desperation among Haitians waiting for food and water in the aftermath of Tuesday's devastating earthquake. On Friday, hundreds of U.S. troops began handing out those supplies to survivors near Haiti's airport.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 01/14/2010
Some survivors of the Haitian earthquake have been burying victims in shallow graves on the side of the road, while others have been trying to carry the dead to nearby hills for burial. The Red Cross estimates the number of dead at around 50,000.
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 01/14/2010
The scene is one of death and devastation throughout Port-au-Prince, as aftershocks continue to rattle Haiti\'s capital. People have piled the dead along the streets, some covered with plastic tarps or cotton streets.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines
REPUBLICAN SCOTT BROWN HIT A JACKPOT IN A FUNDRAISING BLITZ THIS WEEK, WHILE DEMOCRAT MARTHA COAKLEY GOES ON THE ATTACK IN HER LATEST ADS. THIS AND MORE...
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 1/12/2010
Plainville woman files suit against those responsibile for her daughter's drowning death after an underage drinking party. Details on this and more top morning stories.
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 1/6/2010
State Senator Anthony Galluccio resigns after being jailed for violating his probation. Details on this and more top morning stories.
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 1/5/2010
Police arrest one while another remains at large in connection with a Waltham bank robbery. Details on this and more top morning stories.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 1/4/2010
Mayor Tom Menino sworn in for a record fifth term; Michael Ross elected Boston City Council president; a car is located in connection with a hit-and-run accident; State Senator Anthony Galluccio ordered to jail. Details on these and more top afternoon sto
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 1/4/2010
Rt. 93 accident tying up morning commute north of Boston; Pats lose game and Wes Welker for the playoffs. Details on these and more top morning stories.
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 1/1/2010
The crystal ball has dropped and confetti has showered the crowd of hundreds of thousands of revelers in Times Square who are greeting 2010 with cheers.
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 12/31/2009
A million people are expected to attend the 34th edition of First Night Boston, the oldest and largest New Year’s Eve celebration of the arts in North America.
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 12/30/2009
President Barack Obama says the intelligence community had information that it should have been pieced together before the Christmas Day attempted terror attack on a Detroit-bound airliner. Obama says the security system failed to connect the dots.
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 12/29/2009
President Barack Obama has ordered a review of how U.S. intelligence organizations keep the skies safe - or don't, as demonstrated by a failed Christmas Day attack on a Detroit-bound flight from Amsterdam.
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 12/28/2009
A house fire killed two people early Sunday morning in Northampton as firefighters struggled to put out nine blazes. District Attorney Elizabeth D. Scheibel says the fires that broke out from about 2 a.m. to 3:15 a.m. were suspicious. Authorities have bro
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My WBZ Afternoon Headllines 12/23/2009
Power has been restored to Amtrak's Northeast Corridor after a three-hour train stoppage stranded commuters and holiday travelers. Amtrak spokesman Cliff Cole says power was restored around 11:30 a.m. Wednesday.
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My WBZ AFternoon Headlines 12/17/2003
It's the coldest day of the year since March and it's technically not even winter yet. Winter officially begins Monday, but it sure feels like it. Temperatures are expected to drop to their lowest levels of this season Thursday night into Friday morning.
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My WBZ AFternoon Headlines 12/17/2009
It's the coldest day of the year since March and it's technically not even winter yet. Winter officially begins Monday, but it sure feels like it. Temperatures are expected to drop to their lowest levels of this season Thursday night into Friday morning.
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My WBZ AFternoon Headlines
It's the coldest day of the year since March and it's technically not even winter yet. Winter officially begins Monday, but it sure feels like it. Temperatures are expected to drop to their lowest levels of this season Thursday night into Friday morning.
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 12/16/2009
Conflicting accounts over controversial drawing by a second grader inTaunton; police close to an arrest in a Quincy road rage incident. Details on these and more top morning stories.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 12/15/2009
The recall of hundreds of thousands of swine flu shots was initiated by the manufacturer. Sanofi Pasteur discovered a problem with the potency of the shots. The company contacted government officials and did a voluntary recall. The Centers for Disease Co
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 12/11/2009
President Obama is praising the House for passing Wall Street regulations, and he's calling on Congress to finish the measure and get it to the White House for his signature. The House passed the bill Friday by a vote of 223-202. The Senate is not expect
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 12/10/2009
The CDC says ten times the number of Americans who die in an entire typical flu season have already died from the Swine Flu, and perhaps 200,000 people have been hospitalized since the virus was first identified last April.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 12/09/2009
Snow across much of Massachusetts changed to wind-driven rain, before gradual clearing Wednesday afternoon. The National Weather Service says wind gusts of up to 45 miles per hours are possible.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 12/08/2009
Massachusetts voters are selecting nominees to replace the man who represented them in the U.S. Senate for nearly half a century. Polls opened at 7 a.m. Tuesday. Secretary of State William Galvin is expecting anywhere from a 10 percent to 25 percent t
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 12/8/2009
The field narrows to two candidates in the race to fill the late Ted Kennedy's senate seat. Details on this and more top morning stories.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 12/07/2009
Massachusetts Senate candidates are flooding the airwaves and traversing the state as they wrap up their primary campaigns in the race to succeed the late Ted Kennedy.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 12/03/2009
Worcester has marked a somber memory that made national head-lines at the time. Thursday was the tenth anniversary of the warehouse fire that claimed the lives of six firefighters.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 12/02/2009
Next week, the public will see a very important person for the first time in about a month. Boston Mayor Tom Menino will finally be back in public, as he continues to recover from knee surgery.
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 12/2/2009
President Obama lays out his plan for Afghanistan, ordering 30,000 more trrops to be sent into the war. Details on this and more top morning stories.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 12/01/2009
The Florida Highway Patrol says Tiger Woods will be cited for careless driving, but won't face criminal charges in connection with the car crash outside his mansion last week. Woods will face a $164 fine, and four points against his driver's license. The
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 11/30/2009
Tiger Woods has withdrawn from his own golf tournament after citing injuries from a car crash near his Florida home. Woods said in a statement on his Web site Monday that injuries won't allow him to play in the Chevron World Challenge, but will return to
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 11/24/2009
President Barack Obama says he's "very confident" that the American people will support the path he chooses in Afghanistan, once they hear his explanation for it. That opportunity is expected to come next week in a national address.
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 11/23/2009
Man accused of running down a mother and her kids in Lowell is arrested and charged with his 2nd DUI offense. Details on this and more top morning stories.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 11/20/2009
The Methuen girl at the center of a horrifying hit andrun has had her license revoked indefinitely. 17-year-old Michelle Medeiros is facing misdemanor charges in connection with the accident in Lowell that seriously injured a 12 year old who was sent fly
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 11/20/2009
Police about to arrest a teen in connection with the hit and run of a 12 year old in Lowell yesterday. Details on this and more top morningn stories.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 11/19/2009
Governor Patrick says new unemployment numbers show the state is "on the right path." Massachusetts' jobless rate dropped to 8.9 percent last month, from 9.3 in September. It's the first time Bay State unemployment has fallen in nearly two-and-a-half ye
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 11/19/2009
15 year old boy hit in Lowell crosswalk, police looking for two drag racers believed to be involved. Details on this and more top morning stories.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 11/18/2009
Massachusetts House Speaker Bob DeLeo is rebuffing Governor Patrick's request that the state legislature suspend its rules and stay in session, to pass an education overhaul bill.
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 11/18/2009
Armed security detail onboard the Maersk Alabama fend off another attack by pirates; shots fired at a Boston elementary school. Details on these and more top morning stories.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 11/17/2009
Boston Mayor Tom Menino is expected to be out of rehabilitation later this week. Menino underwent surgery to repair a torn left knee tendon last week, after a misstep at his son's home.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 11/16/2009
Senate president Therese Murray is expressing disappointment in Senator Anthony Galluccio. Murray says the Senate will be ready to act after galluccio's case goes through the courts. A Cambridge Police report says officers gave Galluccio a ride home in
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 11/13/2009
The remnants of Tropical Storm Ida, which have been pounding the East Coast, are moving into Masaschusetts. Wind and rain are expected Friday night and Saturday.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 11/12/2009
Terrorism suspect Tarek Mehanna goes back to jail, at least for now. A judge is considering a request to release the Sudbury man into house arrest until his trial. Mehanna's charged with plotting to shoot people at shopping malls, along with american se
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 11/12/2009
Convicted domestic terrorist Ray Luc Levasseur speaks out despite being denied permission to enter Massachusetts. Details on this and more top morning stories.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 11/11/2009
Crews pulled a black car from Flax Pond in Lynn with a body inside Wednesday afternoon. The Essex County D.A. confirms it's the body of a Peabody woman, Alice Noons, who disappeared almost a year ago.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 11/10/2009
President Obama said Tuesday that all 13 of the men and women who died at Fort Hood last week deserve to be honored as heroes. He told the stories of each one individually during his remarks at a memorial service at the Texas base, and said America couldn
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 11/9/2009
A "misstep" at home has resulted in knee surgery for Boston Mayor Tom Menino. The mayor's office says he underwent two hours of surgery Monday to repair a torn tendon. Menino is expected to stay hospitalized for three to five days.
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 11/9/2009
Former Middlesex County official convicted of stealing thousands of dollars from office copy machines sentenced today. Details on this and more top morning stories.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 11/5/2009
Seven people were killed and many others were wounded Thursday, in a massive shooting on the U.S. military base at Ft. Hood, Texas. The Army says the shootings began early in the afternoon at a personnel and medical processing center. At least two shoot
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 11/5/2009
Governor Patrick tells WBZ News the H1N1 vaccine will be available to everyone who wants it within a few weeks. Details on this and more top morning stories.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 11/04/2009
Gov. Patrick is making a two-day trip to Washington focused on state economic development and health care issues. The governor met Wednesday afternoon with Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius and Commerce Secretary Gary Locke, as well a
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 11/03/2009
A shooting Tuesday near a school in Dorchester has left one man dead. Police are searching for suspects in the shooting less than 100 yards from Marshall Elementary School, which was also a designated voting station.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 11/02/2009
The question of whether prisoners should have to pay to be behind bars...went before the Supreme Judicial Court on Monday. Attorneys for Bristol County sheriff Tom Hodgson say he should be able charge inmates various "cost of care" fees. The SJC has take
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 10/30/2009
The man some are calling a hero for stopping a psychiatric patient from killing a doctor this week, is speaking out for the first time, saying he's just trying to resume his life. Paul Langone shot and killed Jay Carciero at a building near Mass General
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 10/29/2009
Gov. Deval Patrick says he plans up to 2,000 state job cuts but will spare local aid and education funding threatened by a $600 million hole in the state budget.
The governor said the state needs $35 million in union contract concessions to avoid some of
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 10/28/2009
Boston DPW crews think repairs on a water main break in the South End could stretch late into Wednesday night. It happened at the corner of Columbus Ave. and Worcester St. around 2:30 in the afternoon.
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 10/28/2009
Mass. General Hospital doctor recovering from stab wounds from one of her patients. Suspect shot dead by off-duty security guard. Details on this and more top morning stories.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 10/27/2009
A patient undergoing treatment at a psychiatric building used Massachusetts General Hosspital was shot and killed, after stabbing a doctor. The doctor was listed in stable condition Tuessday.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 10/26/2009
A Marine from North Attleboro has been identified as one of 14 Americans killed in two separate helicopter crashes in Afghanistan. Captain Kyle Vandegiesen was due to come home within days for the birth of his second child.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 10/23/2009
President Obama gave a speech at MIT on Friday, challenging Americans to lead the global economy in clean energy. The president also spoke about federal stimulus investments that the White House says are creating jobs and making advancements in wind energ
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 10/22/2009
The Worcester Islamic school where terror suspect Tarek Mehanna taught says there was no sign he might want to harm Americans. The sudbury man is being held pending a bail hearing, after being arrested on charges of conspiring to aid terrorists.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 10/21/2009
Prosecutors say a Sudbury man was conspiring to kill two prominent U.S. politicians, as part of a plot that also involved attacks on shoppers in U.S. malls and on American troops in Iraq. 27-year-old Tarek Mehanna is in custody.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 10/20/2009
Investigators say an elderly Newton man fatally stabbed his wife before turning the knife of himself. Police responded to a home on Woodland Rd. early Tuesday morning on a report of a possible murder-suicide.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 10/19/2009
Boston mayor Tom Menino goes head-to-head with City Councilor Michael Flaherty in the final mayor debate Monday night. The one-hour debate will take place at the JFK Library in Dorchester. The election is Tuesday, November 3.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 10/16/2009
It may be close to midnight before power is fully restored in Medford. Some 3,000 customers are in the dark. That's about half the number affected when the lights first went out late Friday morning. An underground power cable failed, causing a coupleof
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 10/16/2009
Continued state budget woes force Governor Patrick to announce more state jobs and services could be cut by the end of the year. Details on this and more top morning stories.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 10/15/2009
We're hearing more about severe cuts from Gov. Deval Patrick, as he deals with a $600 million budget gap. The Governor said Thursday he plans to cut 2,000 state jobs, and asked unions to "share in the sacrifice" being made by residents.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 10/14/2009
Some upbeat earnings numbers from Intel and banker JPMorgan Chase gave stocks the additional push they needed to bring the Dow above the 10,000 mark Wednesday for the first time in a year.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 10/13/2009
With the support of all of the Democrats and one Republican on the Senate Finance Committee, a health care reform plan has been sent to the full Senate. Health care legislation is expected to be on the Senate floor later this month, but it will be combine
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 10/12/2009
On the eve of a key vote, the White House on Friday rejected an assessment from the health insurance industry that says a Senate health care reform bill would increase the cost of a typical policy by hundreds, or even thousands, of dollars a year. A spoke
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 10/9/2009
Health officials say swine flu activity is picking up, with 37 states now reporting widespread cases. The CDC reported Friday that the count is up from 27 states the previous week. Meanwhile, CDC officials say states have ordered 3.6 million doses of sw
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 10/8/2009
With her death ruled a homicide, authorities are now interviewing staff and residents of a Dartmouth nursing home, where 100-year-old Elizabeth Barrow died last month.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 10/7/2009
A major bust in Boston. Fifteen people, all believed to be part of a violent street gang, have been indicted on a slew of drug, gun, and assault charges. Police believe the suspects were single-handedly responsible for much of Boston's gun violence this
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 10/6/2009
Prosecutors say four teenagers charged in an attack that left a Mont Vernon, NH woman dead and her daughter seriously injured, entered their home, intending to kill. Kimberly Cates was stabbed to death in her bed. Her 11 year old daughter is being treated
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 10/5/2009
As President Obama considers what course to take in Afghanistan, there's one option that isn't on the table. The White House says pulling U.S. troops out of the war there isn't being considered. The debate is focusing on a request from commanders there fo
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 10/2/2009
Authorities are investigating the death of a woman whose body was found outside her Everett apartment building. 27-year-old Sheila Santos was killed early Friday, after returning from her job as an exotic dancer in Stoughton.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 10/1/2009
Authorities are trying to determine whether there's a link between two recent bomb scares on flights between Boston and Miami, one of them just yesterday. The FBI has interviewed two flight attendants who were on both flights.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 9/30/2009
A threatening note was found on a plane at Logan Airport on Wednesday afternoon. The American Airlines plane was moved to an isolated area of the airport to be checked out inside and in the cargo spaces. Nothing suspicious was found, and the all-clear wa
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 09/30/2009
Tsunami overtaking Samoa and American Samoa after an earthquake registering at least 8.0, more than 100 dead; Another major earthquake hits Indonesia, tsunami warnings up there. Deatils on this and more top morning stories.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 9/29/2009
A key Senate committee has voted against creation of a new government-run health insurance plan. Some Democrats on the Finance Committee had been pushing for the public option to compete with private industry. But moderate Democrats oppose it, and the com
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 09/29/2009
Michael Flaherty and Sam Yoon to run as one ticket against Tom Menino for Mayor of Boston; Joe Kennedy to run as a Libertarian for Senate. Details on this and more top morning stories.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 9/28/2009
With a high-level meeting planned later this week to discuss Iran's suspected nuclear weapons program and other issues, Tehran has capped off a show of military might by test firing missiles capable of carrying warheads.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 9/25/2009
Former Democratic Party chairman Paul Kirk has taken over for the late Edward Kennedy in the Senate. Vice President Joe Biden swore in Kirk on Friday hours after a Massachusetts judge rejected a Republican request to delay it.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 9/24/09
Gov. Patrick has named former Democratic Party chairman Paul Kirk to temporarily fill the late Sen. Edward Kennedy's seat. Kirk will serve in the post until voters pick a replacement in a Jan. 19 special election.
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 09/24/2009
DEVELOPING NEWS: WBZ Newsradio learns Governor Patrick to appoint Paul Kirk to temporarily fill the late Senator Ted Kennedy's seat. Details on this and more top morning stories.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 9/22/2009
The Massachusetts Legislature is expected to give final approval Wednesday to a change in state law, so governor Patrick temporarily fill Ted Kennedy's seat until a special election is held in January.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 9/21/2009
Boston Mayor Tom Menino and three challengers get in last-minute campaigning before Tuesday's preliminary election. City councilors Michael Flaherty and Sam Yoon and South End businessman Kevin McCrea are hoping to unseat Menino, who is seeking an unprece
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My WBZ Morning Headlines
Two murders in Boston this weekend, one victim a pregnant teenager leads our coverage this morning.
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My WBZ Morning Headlines
Two murders in Boston this weekend, one victim a pregnant teenager leads our coverage this morning.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 9/18/2009
Congressman Mike Capuano made his candidacy for the Senate seat left vacant by Ted Kennedy official on Friday. The announcement came a day after the Democrat released his first campaign commercial calling himself the only candidate who "stood with Ted Ke
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 9/17/2009
House lawmakers on Beacon Hill wage a spirited debate on a controversial bill that would allow Gov. Deval Patrick to name an interim successor to Ted Kennedy's senate seat. Speaker Bob DeLeo says there are enough votes to pass the legislation.
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 09/17/2009
The fight to name a temporary replacement for the late senator, Ted Kennedy begins on Beacon Hill today. Details on this and more top morning stories.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 9/16/2009
On the eve of a big vote, lawmakers on Beacon Hill struggled Wednesday with a bill that would fulfill Ted Kennedy's last wish for an interim successor to his senate seat. House Speaker Bob DeLeo is lobbying members in favor of the plan to fill the seatun
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My WBZ Morning Headlines 09/16/2009
Martha Coakley is about to get a democratic opponent in the race to fill the late Ted Kennedy's senate seat. Details on this and more top morning stories.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 9/15/2009
Four mortar shells have been fired into the Baghdad's Green Zone as Vice President Joe Biden visited the Iraqi capital on Tuesday. No word on any casualties.
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