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Is snow season over in Massachusetts? Here's how warm it will get this week.

CBS Boston (News) 4/16 7:33A Terry Eliasen, Exec. Weather Pro

After the coldest winter in years, four or five days with snow this April (depending on where you live) and 14 of the last 17 days with either rain or snow falling in Boston, snow season is officially...

Karen Read trial to start Tuesday after final motions hearing, Aidan "Turtleboy" Kearney won't...

CBS Boston (News) 4/16 7:22A Matt Schooley

A final motions hearing was held Wednesday in the Karen Read trial as attorneys and Judge Beverly Cannone sorted out remaining issues before opening statements begin on...

Pedro Martinez joins other athletes at sports clinic for kids in Boston ahead of marathon

CBS Boston (News) 4/16 6:53A CBS Boston

Pedro Martinez, Tedy Bruschi, soccer great Heather O'Reilly and Meb Keflezghi taught kids baseball, football and endurance at the clinic hosted by Bank of America.

Judge dismisses contempt case against ICE agent after man detained mid-trial in Boston

CBS Boston (News) 4/16 2:44A CBS Boston

A federal judge has dismissed a contempt charge against an ICE agent who took a man into custody in the middle of his trial.

Keller: Why is Harvard University a target for President Trump?

CBS Boston (News) 4/16 2:11A Jon Keller

The opinions expressed below are Jon Keller's, not those of WBZ, CBS News or Paramount Global. Harvard University is pushing back hard against Trump administration demands for...

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The Seaport’s Hottest New Opening? A Can’t-Miss Korean Burger Spot

Eater Boston 4/15 8:40A Erika Adams

Nowon’s self-titled “Legendary Cheeseburger,” a Korean riff on a Big Mac doused in a kimchi sauce. | Young Skeletons/Nowon At Nowon, find honey butter tater tots, chopped cheese rice cakes, and one...

An Eater’s Guide to Boston

Eater Boston 4/14 5:33A Erika Adams

Boston’s Financial District. | ESB Professional/Shutterstock Unofficial, highly opinionated information about the Bay State’s bustling capital Long dismissed as the home of chowder and baked beans,...

Keep Your Eyes Peeled for This Crispy Indian Fried Chicken Pop-Up in Boston

Eater Boston 4/11 5:42A Tanya Edwards

Indihen’s fried chicken sandwiches. | Sudarshan Thirumalai/Indihen Indihen is the latest pop-up to turn heads in the city Pop-up fever seems to have gripped Boston recently. One of the latest, IndiHen...

Where to Eat and Drink Along the Boston Marathon Route

Eater Boston 4/9 9:49A Valerie Li Stack

Lauren Owens Lambert/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images Run to the tavern, not to the finish line Some people are lucky enough to run the race; some have a friend who lives along the Boston Marathon race...

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Orlando Magic fans chanted "We Want Boston" during play-in win over Hawks

CBS Boston (Sports) 4/16 4:59A Matt Geagan

As the Magic finished off the Atlanta Hawks in the NBA's play-in round opener Tuesday night, Orlando fans made their desire clear. But they might want to be careful what they wish for in the NBA...

How Bruins overtime loss to Devils could impact team's draft position pre-lottery

CBS Boston (Sports) 4/16 3:53A Matt Geagan

The Boston Bruins did very few things right during a disappointing 2024-25 season. The team's regular-season finale Tuesday night was another serving of disappointment, and...

Boston Celtics will play Orlando Magic in first round of NBA Playoffs. Here's the schedule.

CBS Boston (Sports) 4/16 1:36A Matt Geagan

The Boston Celtics will face the Orlando Magic in the first round of the NBA playoffs, after the Magic beat the Atlanta Hawks in the play-in tournament Tuesday night to claim...

Are the Celtics better this year as they try to become back-to-back NBA champions?

CBS Boston (Sports) 4/14 2:33A CBS Boston

Steve Burton and Cedric Maxwell break down Celtics' chances of going back to back as NBA champions, and Max says health is the only thing that could derail Boston's repeat...

Building a Legacy: How Two Harvard Grads Are Changing the Game for Women’s Soccer in Boston

The Harvard Crimson (Sports) 4/11 4:28A

Ami Kuan Danoff ’84 and Stephanie Connaughton ’87 never knew each other in college. Now, they are bringing women's soccer back to Boston together.

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