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14+ min ago (294+ words) December 6, 2025 / 6:23 PM EST / CBS Boston An officer-involved shooting in Manchester, New Hampshire has left one man dead." The incident began near South Mammoth Road after police received a call for a suspicious car around 4:30 a.m. Officers responded to the area and a chase began with the vehicle. A man fled the scene after the vehicle crashed, which resulted in police chasing him on foot." A "subsequent encounter with police" resulted in the man being shot. Bill, who lives right next to where the shooting occurred, says he saw police chasing after the suspect. Police say the man had an encounter with police and was shot." ""I saw [the cops] go down the street, and I saw them shoot like seven times," Bill said. He was rushed to a nearby hospital, where he died. The New Hampshire Attorney General's Office said that…...

30+ min ago (24+ words) Neighbors alarmed after officer involved shooting kills one in Manchester, New Hampshire Neighbors alarmed after officer involved shooting kills one in Manchester, New Hampshire...

40+ min ago (18+ words) Next Weather: WBZ evening forecast for December 6, 2025 Next Weather: WBZ evening forecast for December 6, 2025...

2+ hour, 41+ min ago (30+ words) The Harcout Book Bindery in Charlestown is dedicated to preserving the craft of book binding for the last 125 years. Harcout Book Bindery in Charlestown preserving craft for 125 years...

2+ hour, 47+ min ago (42+ words) North End Holiday Stroll to give shoppers opportunity to buy gifts from local business North End Holiday Stroll to give shoppers opportunity to buy gifts from local business North End Holiday Stroll to give shoppers opportunity to buy gifts from local business...

3+ hour, 36+ min ago (38+ words) Project 351 is partnering with WBZ-TV and the New England Patriots to hold a toy drive at the Patriots v. Bills game. Project 351 partnering with WBZ-TV, New England Patriots for toy drive at football game...

3+ hour, 51+ min ago (33+ words) WBZ-TV's David Wade, Lisa Hughes, Eric Fisher and Steve Burton were in Boston's Seaport for the Christmas tree lighting at Snowport. Full video of the Snowport Christmas tree lighting in Boston's Seaport...

5+ hour, 28+ min ago (392+ words) Updated on: December 6, 2025 / 1:12 PM EST / CBS Boston The World Cup teams playing at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Massachusetts, next summer were announced Saturday afternoon. Norway, England, France, Scotland, Haiti, Morocco, and Ghana will be coming to what will be known as Boston Stadium for the international soccer tournament in June, according to'FIFA, the governing body of soccer around the world. France will be a notable team to play at the Boston Stadium, having lost to Argentina in the 2022 World Cup Final. They most recently won the 2018 World Cup. The match between France and Norway will see two notable players face each other: Real Madrid's Kylian Mbappe and Manchester City's Erling Haaland. England will also play in Foxboro, after having qualified for eight consecutive World Cups. The stacked team has not won the title since it hosted in 1966 against West Germany....

7+ hour, 38+ min ago (27+ words) Next Weather: WBZ morning forecast for December 6, 2025 Next Weather: WBZ morning forecast for December 6, 2025 Next Weather: WBZ morning forecast for December 6, 2025...

9+ hour, 5+ min ago (210+ words) FILE - An image of a Flock camera, used to track vehicle and license plate information. (SBG) SPRINGFIELD, Ore. " The Springfield Police Department said Friday it will cover all Flock automatic license plate recognition cameras in the city in the coming days as it prepares to remove them. The announcement comes after the Eugene Police Department reported vulnerabilities and limitations in its own Flock ALPR system that raised concerns about operational needs, data security and community expectations. "Our responsibility is to safeguard both the integrity of investigative tools and the trust our community places in us," Deputy Chief George Crolly said in a statement. "Given what we have learned, we do not have confidence that the current system provides the level of control and assurance we require." Police officials said the decision does not signal a move away from ALPR technology....