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Teenage Girl Pressure WBZ's Doug Cope says today's girls are under high pressure to do everything. Baby Boomlet WBZ's Doug Cope finds there's a baby boomlet going on... New School WBZ's Doug Cope talks about the "model school" program. The Middle School Years WBZ's Doug Cope says these years could be the toughest. Home Schooling WBZ's Doug Cope says it's always an alternative. Do Over WBZ's Doug Cope says, "What if you could relive your childhood?" The Longest Baseball Game WBZ's Doug Cope says it lasted 36 hours straight. Exotic Pets WBZ's Doug Cope says those exotic pets could be hurting your kids. Home Schooling WBZ's Doug Cope talks about teaching your children at home. Generation Y WBZ's Doug Cope talks about this generation. Paying for College WBZ's Doug Cope has tuition help. Willow WBZ's Doug Cope has a powerful new book. Nannies WBZ's Doug Cope says more people are skipping nanny-care in this tough economy. Names WBZ's Doug Cope says your name might say it all. School Lunches WBZ's Doug Cope says more parents are having trouble paying for school lunches. Cash for Teens WBZ's Doug Cope talks about young entrepreneurs. Healthy Schools WBZ's Doug Cope asks, "What makes for a healthy school?" Kids Problems WBZ's Doug Cope says we need to find balance. No Mind Left Behind WBZ's Doug Cope wonders if the world is not moving too fast for our kids. Bullying WBZ's Doug Cope says it's just not acceptable. Bad Nutrition WBZ's Doug Cope talks food. Talking to Your Doctor WBZ's Doug Cope says it's important to have good rapport. Lost Childhood WBZ's Doug Cope says children may be losing their childhoods. Money Values WBZ's Doug Cope says it's important for kids to know the value of a dollar. Legal Guardians WBZ's Doug Cope says it's important to name legal guardians for your kids. Raising Twins WBZ's Doug Cope says raising twins isn't easy. Seat Belts WBZ's Doug Cope explains why seat belts really do save lives. Teens WBZ's Doug Cope says teens are facing more challenges than their parents did. Parenting WBZ's Doug Cope has advice for dealing with your kid's problems. Video Games WBZ's Doug Cope says those video games might not be so bad after all. Environmentally Aware WBZ's Doug Cope says you can make your children more environmentally aware. Diet Study WBZ's Doug Cope talks about kids and dieting. Unhealthy Foods WBZ's Doug Cope talks about feeding kids right. Time Outs WBZ's Doug Cope has new information about time outs for children. College Tuition WBZ's Doug Cope takes a look at rising tuition costs. Lost Childhood WBZ's Doug Cope wonders if we're putting too much pressure on our kids. Fire Safety WBZ's Doug Cope says the youngest are at risk. Working Mothers WBZ's Doug Cope has the best companies to work for if you're a working mother. Teens and Cell Phones WBZ's Doug Cope says a cell phone is a teen's first priority. Time Management WBZ's Doug Cope says time with the kids is essential! Teenage Girls WBZ's Doug Cope says the pressure is on for teenage girls. Money Values WBZ's Doug Cope says it's important your kids know the value of a dollar. Lead and Crime WBZ's Doug Cope talks about a possible link between lead exposure and crime. Puzzling Kids WBZ's Doug Cope talks about child behavior. Teen/Parent Communication WBZ's Doug Cope talks about the teen/parent connection. Legal Guardians WBZ's Doug Cope says it's a good idea to name an alternate legal guardian. Raising Twins WBZ's Doug Cope says raising twins is quite a challenge! Invasive Parenting WBZ's Doug Cope asks, "Are you an invasive parent?" Backpacks WBZ's Doug Cope says those backpacks might be bad for your kid's health! Extended Families WBZ's Doug Cope says more families are moving in together to save money. Food WBZ's Doug Cope says getting your kids to eat healthier is a challenge. School Lunches WBZ's Doug Cope says more and more kids are needing help paying for school lunches. Autism WBZ's Doug Cope talks about autism's affect on families. Car Safety WBZ's Doug Cope talks about how car safety has changed. Healthy Schools WBZ's Doug Cope reveals the nation's healthiest schools. Teens WBZ's Doug Cope talks about today's teens challenges. Names WBZ's Doug Cope asks, "What's in a name?" Online After School WBZ's Doug Cope talks about a new program. Parenting WBZ's Doug Cope has advice on how to handle your kid's problems. Eat This, Not That WBZ's Doug Cope helps your kids steer clear of unhealthy foods. Beyond Time Out WBZ's Doug Cope takes a look at the traditional time-out. SIDS WBZ's Doug Cope says better ventilation may lower the risk of SIDS. Video Games WBZ's Doug Cope says those video games your kids play might not be so bad after all! Raising Kids WBZ's Doug Cope questions whether we're raising our kids right. Sniff Dogs WBZ's Doug Cope has the latest technique in keeping drugs out of your house. College Mindset WBZ's Doug Cope talks about today's college students. Behavior WBZ's Doug Cope talks about restoring calm in your family. My Key WBZ's Doug Cope talks about a new way to control your child's driving! School Bus Rules WBZ's Doug Cope talks about some new safety requirements. Texting WBZ's Doug Cope explains why texting could be hazardous to your health! Dropouts WBZ's Doug Cope says your children are less likely to graduate than you were. Food Stamps WBZ's Doug Cope says it's the latest form of college aid. Autism WBZ's Doug Cope explains the impact autism has on the family. Nannies WBZ's Doug Cope says nannies are the latest victims of the slumping economy. School Lunches WBZ's Doug Cope says more and more kids are needing help paying for school lunches. Medicated Americans WBZ's Doug Cope talks about the over-medication of America's children. Music WBZ's Doug Cope reports music in a child's life promotes high education. College Mindset WBZ's Doug Cope takes a look at today's college student's mindset. Boys vs. Girls Math WBZ's Doug Cope explains that boys are not necessarily better at math than girls. Family Dinners WBZ's Doug Cope says having dinner together is important. Booster Seats WBZ's Doug Cope stresses the importance of booster seats. Math Teachers WBZ's Doug Cope says even math teachers need help sometimes. Crib Recall WBZ's Doug Cope talks about this recall. Sexy TV Shows and Teen Pregnancy WBZ's Doug Cope finds a link between teen pregnancy and sexy programming. MMR and Autism WBZ's Doug Cope again reports no link between the measles vaccine and autism. Military Families WBZ's Doug Cope talks about how families cope with deployment. Food Stamps WBZ's Doug Cope talks about a rise in food stamp usage. Top 10 Worst Toys WBZ's Doug Cope has the top 10 worst toys this season. Fire Safety WBZ's Doug Cope help you protect your family from fire. Time Management WBZ's Doug Cope says parents need to manage their time with their kids better. Germs WBZ's Doug Cope talks about your fight against germs. Connective Parenting WBZ's Doug Cope says connecting with your kids is important. Pre-SAT WBZ's Doug Cope talks about a pre-pre-SAT. SuperMom WBZ's Doug Cope says you don't have to be a supermom. Backpacks WBZ's Doug Cope says backpacks need to be redesigned. Dinners WBZ's Doug Cope talks about the importance of family dinners. Cereals WBZ's Doug Cope takes a look at your morning cereal. Working Mothers WBZ's Doug Cope reveals the best companies for working mothers. Scooter Recall WBZ's Doug Cope informs all about this recall. School Bus Rules WBZ's Doug Cope takes a look at school buses. Drug Use WBZ's Doug Cope has the latest report on drug use by young adults. Teens and Cellphones WBZ's Doug Cope talks about teen cellphone usage. Noodleboro WBZ's Doug Cope talks about this new game. SAT Scores WBZ's Doug Cope says SAT scores are at their lowest. Cough Medicine WBZ's Doug Cope has warnings for the very young. Time Management WBZ's Doug Cope says managing family time is important. Fire Safety WBZ's Doug Cope talks about fire safety and planning. Marketing WBZ's Doug Cope talks about marketing aimed at kids. Artificial Turf WBZ's Doug Cope talks about artificial turf for kids. Comic Books WBZ's Doug Cope explores the world of comic book characters. All-Nighters WBZ's Doug Cope talks about sleep and grades. Cyber.Rules WBZ's Doug Cope talks about Internet use by children. Teen Hormones WBZ's Doug Cope talks about teen hormones. Motivation WBZ's Doug Cope talks about motivating the kids! SAT's WBZ's Doug Cope takes a look at SAT scores. Kids Snacks WBZ's Doug Cope has surprising news about today's kids snacks. Education Poll WBZ's Doug Cope talks about your child's grade school education. Environmentally Aware Making your kids more environmentally aware... Megaskills WBZ's Doug Cope talks about a child's greatest gift.

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Diamonds and Pops on the Fourth Neil Diamond and the Boston Pops thrilled thousands of fans with a stirring 4th of July concer at the Hatch Shell Saturday night. WBZ's Jim Smith was there: The facade of The Boston Globe building is seen in Boston Thursday, April 30, 2009. The publisher of The Boston Globe has warned employees to be ready to make sacrifices but said he's hopeful that the paper will survive a threatened closure by its owner, Initial bids due this week to buy The Boston Globe A deadline is approaching for the possible sale of The Boston Globe. The New York Times Co., which owns the Globe, has set a Wednesday deadline for initial, nonbinding bids. That's according to a confidential letter sent by Goldman Sachs to potential buyers. The letter was obtained by the New York Times. This March 2009 photo provided by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration shows two temperature probes attached to a lobster trap sitting on a dock in Woods Hole, Mass. The probes are part of a project known as eMOLT (Environmental Monitors on MA bill calls for study of lost lobster traps A bill making its way through Beacon Hill would require the state to investigate the hazards posed by lost lobster traps. The bill calls for the state Division of Marine Fisheries to conduct "an investigation and study relative to lobster traps washed ashore by natural causes." FILE - This undated image made available in London, Wednesday April 8, 2009 by Maersk Line, shows the 17,000-ton container ship Maersk Alabama, when it was operating under the name Maersk Alva, which has been hijacked by Somalia pirates with 20 crew membe Skipper of hijacked ship honored with a parade The first mate of the U.S. cargo ship that was attacked by pirates off the coast of Somalia in April is being honored with a parade in Boston. The parade for Capt. Shane Murphy of Seekonk comes at the end of this year's Boston Navy Week at the Charlestown Navy Yard. Jail evacuated after sprinklers flood building A county jail in Cambridge has been evacuated after a group of inmates allegedly broke the building's sprinkler system. Middlesex County Sheriff James DiPaola says several Middlesex Jail inmates became unruly Sunday morning after 15 of them were sent to area hospitals with flu-like symptoms. Connecticut man unhurt after crash landing plane A Connecticut pilot with 20 years of flying experience managed to avoid hitting a house while crash landing his small plane in the front lawn of a home in Westerly. Fourty-four-year-old Doug Durand of Danielson was pulling an advertising banner on his way back to Westerly Airport from New Haven when his one-seat, single-propeller plane lost power at about 5 p.m Saturday. Obama highlights country's challenges; McCain hails Iran's opposition President Barack Obama is blending his domestic efforts with the July Fourth holiday in his weekly address. 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The Boston Globe reports that according to the state Revenue Department, Massachusetts is getting only 16 cents for every dollar it gives up in incentives and much of the benefits from the program go to out-of-state companies and workers. MA will close 11 motor vehicle offices, open 5 new ones The Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles is closing 11 branches statewide and opening five new branches in a move to deal with a $13 million cut in its budget. The agency says the closings will save $1.7 million annually. The shutdowns begin this month in Lowell and end in December in Boston. Branches are also closing in North Attleboro, Cambridge, New Bedford, Springfield, Southbridge, Framingham, Falmouth, Eastham and Beverly. Pope declares MA man's recovery a miracle, beatifies Cardinal Newman Pope Benedict XVI placed Cardinal John Henry Newman, an influential 19th century Anglican convert, on the path to possible sainthood Friday by approving a recent miracle in Massachusetts attributed to his intercession. Newman, a hero to many Anglicans and Roman Catholics alike, can now be beatified. A second miracle is necessary for him to be declared a saint - an event which, if it happens, would make him the first English-born saint since the Reformation. The miracle approved Friday by the pope concerns the medically inexplicable cure of a Marshfield resident, John Sullivan, who suffered from debilitating back pain for years but was cured after praying to Newman. AP Continuing Coverage: Michael Jackson The latest developments on the death of pop music icon Michael Jackson, including his funeral and ongoing reaction to his will.  Information is updated throughout the day and listen to WBZ Newsradio 1030 for more developments.  Click here for a photo gallery of Michael Jackson WBZ-TV Elderly driver in fatal crash had been re-cleared An elderly driver involved in a fatal crash had previously lost his license and then been recertified, suggesting legislative proposals to require increased reviews for older operators may not be a panacea.Registry of Motor Vehicles records released Wednesday show 83-year-old Joseph Casey of Malden had his license revoked after a surchargable accident in February 2004. It was reinstated in September 2004 after he participated in a driver retraining program, did road work with a certified driving instructor and received medical clearance. Michael Jackson - Album Art The music of Michael from Thriller to Invincible Michael Jackson in 2007 (AP) Michael Jackson was much more than the King of Pop - SOUNDOFF When Michael Jackson anointed himself "King of Pop" over two decades ago, there was considerable rumbling about his hubris: Yes, he may have become a world sensation with record-setting sales of "Thriller," and yes, he may have had a string of No. 1 hits with smashes like "Billie Jean" and "Beat It," but the KING OF ALL POP MUSIC? Surely, in a modern music history that has given us Elvis Presley, the Beatles, Stevie Wonder and so many other greats, that title was more than a bit inflated. Michael Jackson - Memorial in Hollywood The scene surrounding Michael Jackson's Star on Hollywood Blvd. AP SWINE FLU INFORMATION FROM THE C.D.C. Updated information on news, advisories, warnings, statistics on swine flu and what you should know. Archive

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