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Defense Attorney Larry Tipton, right out of the gate, told jurors Lopes started dealing with mental illness when he was in high school, including a suicide attempt in 2013.

An investigation Wednesday at a home in Hanson, Massachusetts, is looking into possible dog fighting, law enforcement sources told the NBC10 Boston Investigators Thursday. Federal agents and the Animal Rescue League of Boston searched a home on East Washington Street. Throughout the day, investigators could be seen taking out boxes, paper bags and empty animal crates.

This Sunday June 11th, is Firefighter Memorial Sunday. At 10am there will be a ceremony, at Braintree Fire Headquarters, located at 1 Union Place, to honor all the fire fighters who have made the ultimate sacrifice. The Joshua Kaye Foundation is holding their 6th annual Family Fun Festival this Sunday,...

The extremely hazy skies over New York City and other Northeast cities this week have captivated the country as smoke from Canadian wildfires turned the air an ominous orange color. Boston had its own smoky skies on Tuesday, but avoided the almost apocalyptic sights from New York City, where the...

When it comes to enjoying a perfectly poured pint of Guinness, the South Shore is the place to go! From lively Irish pubs to cozy local bars, the South Shore is home to several Irish spots where you can indulge in the rich, creamy goodness of the iconic Irish stout.

The suspects, from New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut, are scheduled to appear in federal court later this week to face charges of conspiracy to distribute controlled substance.

A 19-year-old man has been arrested in connection with a shooting near Revere Beach that forced hundreds to empty the beach on Memorial Day Weekend.

A Boston man was arrested for allegedly distributing methamphetamine.

WEYMOUTH, MASS. (WHDH) - Police are investigating a crash in Weymouth overnight that shut down a stretch of Route 18 and left a utility pole snapped in half. Crews worked for hours to repair the pole and restore service. The cause of the crash remains under investigation. No additional information...

BOSTON — MBTA Transit Police released new surveillance photos of a man they say retrieved the gold chain and crucifix of a man who was killed in an incident involving a Green Line trolley at North Station last Sunday. The man killed, identified by his family as Adam White,...

By Terry Eliasen, WBZ-TV Meteorologist, Executive Weather ProducerBOSTON - It's baaaack! Are you ready for this summer's weather "buzz" word? The National Weather Service officially declared the start of El Nino Thursday.El Nino is a naturally occurring, climate phenomenon that typically occurs on a cycle of about seven years of so.It is most noticeable off the coast of South America by the emergence of warmer than average sea-surface temperatures. So, what does this mean? El Nino often has major weather implications around the world from floods in some areas to droughts in others. It also tends to raise the average global...

A large emergency response at a thrift store in Jamaica Plain Thursday evening after Boston police said a potentially hazardous item was dropped off as a donation.

A man surrendered to police the day after his name was added to Boston's Most Wanted List. Patrick Hall, of Jamaica Plain, turned himself in at West Roxbury District Court on Wednesday, June 7 after being added to the Boston Police Department's Most Wanted List, according to the police de…

National Weather Service: ‘Simulation of smoke plume over Southern New England indicates some possible improvement today for much of the region, as smoke plume gets shunted southward’

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NAHANT, Mass. (WBZ NewsRadio) — A Nahant woman is calling for a two-year-old golden retriever to be extradited back to Massachusetts to be euthanized after he was sent away for biting her while doing his "business." The golden retriever named Tucker's life is now in the hands of Nahant's...

Yosmery Peña was driving home Tuesday morning with her one-year-old boy when she says an unmarked police car driving Boston Mayor Michelle Wu suddenly made a left turn through red lights onto a busy avenue in Hyde Park.

BOSTON - The late, great WBZ-TV reporter Bill Shields was inducted into the 2023 class of the Massachusetts Broadcasters Hall of Fame Thursday.Shields was one of six people honored in a ceremony at the Boston-Quincy Marriott Hotel.Bill died in February after a courageous battle with cancer. He was 70 years old."We all miss him more than words express," WBZ-TV photojournalist Chris Gobeille tweeted from the event. Shields retired in 2021 after 41 years with WBZ. He was honored at a memorial service back in March."He was always happy, always laughing, always making me laugh," Shields' sister, Beth Guastella said at the time. "Bill was always in pursuit of another experience, a little more fun or a new adventure." You can read much more about Bill's legacy in this profile on the Hall of Fame's website.

Picture this: you’re at the bar, sipping on your ice-cold brew, and what better way to keep the party going than with a delicious, no-fuss pizza?. That’s where these gems from the South Shore come in. They were originally crafted as an affordable snack, but they’ve become so much more. We’re talking about 10-inch wonders with thin, crispy crusts that achieve the perfect level of crunch.

Saturday’s blaze in Medford has been identified as the city’s second fire caused by a lithium-ion battery in recent weeks, says Medford Fire Chief John Freedman.