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1+ hour, 10+ min ago (19+ words) Preview of 'Little Disasters' show with Diane Kruger on Paramount + Preview of 'Little Disasters' show with Diane Kruger...

1+ hour, 55+ min ago (42+ words) Gem Mutlu took the stand at the Brian Walshe murder trial to testify about the New Year's Eve party that happened hours before Ana Walshe died. Full video of Gem Mutlu's testimony at Brian Walshe murder trial about New Year's Eve party...

2+ hour, 1+ min ago (20+ words) Next Weather: WBZ mid-day update for December 10, 2025 Next Weather: WBZ mid-day update for December 10, 2025...

2+ hour, 3+ min ago (303+ words) December 10, 2025 / 1:16 PM EST / CBS Boston A critically endangered North Atlantic right whale that's regularly seen in the waters off New England and Canada may not survive a severe entanglement, scientists say. The 3-year-old male named "Division" was spotted by researchers from a plane off Georgia's Jekyll Island earlier this month with fishing line wrapped around its head and through its mouth. The gear is also cutting into its blowhole and causing "severe injury," according to government biologists." Responders from the Georgia Department of Natural Resources were able to remove some, but not all of the fishing gear from the whale. Authorities said future efforts to free the whale will depend on several factors, including its condition and the weather. New England Aquarium scientist Heather Pettis said the whale's condition is declining as part of the rope is still deeply embedded…...

2+ hour, 20+ min ago (194+ words) by Sarah Heinonen | Dec 10, 2025 | Hampden County, Local News, Springfield SPRINGFIELD " With a countdown and the push of an oversized handle, Mayor Domenic Sarno, state Rep. Carlos Gonzalez, the MGM Springfield team and special guest Santa Claus lit the Christmas tree at the casino and officially opened its skating rink on Nov. 28. "This has become a holiday tradition," Beth Ward, MGM Springfield director of community affairs, said of the festivities. It is just as much fun for the people who work for MGM Springfield as it is for Springfield residents. "It's a day we look forward to all year, to have this Hallmarkish experience," Ward said. Hundreds of people came out for the event and listened to live holiday music by Westfield native and semifinalist on season 25 of "The Voice," Madison Curbelo. Another celebrity strolled around taking selfies with fans: 1970s TV…...

2+ hour, 59+ min ago (29+ words) Cambridge is ending its contract with the security technology company Flock Safety over data privacy concerns. WBZ-TV's Samantha Chaney reports. Cambridge ends security camera contract with Flock Safety...

3+ hour, 4+ min ago (38+ words) Gem Mutlu, a friend who spent New Year's Eve with Brian and Ana Walshe" before she died, testified in the Massachusetts murder trial. Friend who spent New Year's Eve with Brian and Ana Walshe testifies at murder trial...

3+ hour, 5+ min ago (38+ words) A second water main break on Shore Drive in Worcester is expected to take all day to repair. Water main break in Worcester causes significant damage to road Water main break in Worcester causes significant damage to road...

3+ hour, 24+ min ago (122+ words) A Worcester store sold a winning $250,000 lottery ticket that was claimed on Tuesday. The $250,000 prize was from "$250,000 Winter Winnings," a $20 scratch ticket game that was released in October. There are still 29 top prizes remaining to be claimed in the game as of Dec. 10. The winning ticket was sold at 590 Southbridge Gas & Market. Overall, at least 451 prizes worth $600 or more were won or claimed in Massachusetts on Tuesday, including 17 in Springfield, 12 in Worcester and 28 in Boston. The largest lottery prize won so far this year was worth $1 million a year for life, from a winning "Lifetime Millions" scratch ticket sold in Springfield and claimed in July....

3+ hour, 50+ min ago (260+ words) Updated on: December 10, 2025 / 11:33 AM EST / CBS Boston A Worcester man is showing off his impressive holiday yard decorations that are raising money for a good cause. Alex Cornwell's display of nearly 300 Christmas inflatables is attracting visitors from around the state. "I love putting this up, I love seeing the kids come and all their smiles," he said. Cornwell started showcasing his inflatables seven years ago. He only had a few dozen in 2019. "I've actually been buying out local displays that have been calling it quits," he said. "I would buy 40 at a time, so we just grew exponentially." Now he has 270, and there are eight more waiting to get up. And it's free for anyone to come check out. But donations are accepted and 100% of the proceeds go to Why Me & Sherry's House. The Worcester-based nonprofit organization supports families with…...