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Campbell’s Soup, American Heart Association Accused Of Misleading Customers
BOSTON (CBS) – They are easy to spot: items at the grocery store marketed with health claims. Although some can help shoppers make better choices, the “Heart Check” stamp of approval by the American...
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JFK Library Marks Dark Anniversary By Reflecting On How America Said Goodbye
BOSTON (CBS) —The museum that bears his name is marking this dark anniversary by reflecting on how America said goodbye to President Kennedy. Iconic images, haunting, poignant that still evoke vivid...
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Bob Schieffer Describes Interviewing Lee Harvey Oswald’s Mother Just After...
BOSTON (CBS) – It was the event that changed broadcast journalism forever. Interact: Share Your Thoughts About JFK The assassination of President John F. Kennedy 50 years ago was the moment when...
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Expert Doubtful ‘Definitive Word’ On Who Killed JFK Will Ever Be Resolved
BOSTON (CBS) – The assassination of President John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963 came at the height of the Cold War with the Soviet Union. Photos: The Assassination There was fear that if those who...
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Artist Helps Keep Memories Of Fallen Soldiers Alive
BOSTON (CBS) – Keeping alive the memories of fallen soldiers in a unique way. That’s the quiet goal of one local woman, an artist, who uses her talents to help the families left behind. And now others...
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Video: Where Were You The Day JFK Died?
BOSTON (CBS) – Most Americans over the age of 55 remember where they were and what they were doing on November 22, 1963, the day President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, Texas. Interact:...
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Garth Brooks Says Worcester On His List Of Best Places To Play In America
BOSTON (CBS) —- Worcester a hub for country music? That’s what country music star Garth Brooks says. In an interview with WBZ-TV’s Paula Ebben, Brooks spoke about his time performing in Worcester. “We...
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Women Face More Issues With Cellulite Than Men
BOSTON (CBS) – It’s a cruel fact of life: about 75 percent of all women will develop cellulite, while men rarely get it at all. Many women will agree this is unfair while wishing they could change...
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The Instagram Diet: Lose Weight By Looking At Pictures?
BOSTON (CBS) – Social media sites are filled with photos of delicious meals and sinful desserts. Usually these pictures make our mouths water. Long time Boston Food photographer Jim Scherer says food...
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Eye On Education: ‘Virtual High School’ Opens Doors To Students
BOSTON (CBS) — As part of a new series “Eye On Education,” WBZ-TV will be focusing on both technology and innovation in the school systems across the state. It’s no secret that technology is becoming...
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More Married Couples Using Separate Checking Accounts
BOSTON (CBS) – Couples used to say “What’s mine is yours, and what’s yours is mine.” That’s all changing when it comes to money, which is one of the key causes of disputes in relationships. “No matter...
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Eye On Education: iPads Being Used In Cambridge First Grade Class
BOSTON (CBS) — iPads have become an increasingly common site in schools, particularly with older students. A professor from Lesley University in Cambridge is examining if the popular tablets can...
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Devon Wills Becomes First Woman Claimed To Major League Lacrosse Team
BOSTON (CBS) – Barriers are being broken in Major League Lacrosse. The league announced Monday that two-time FIL (Federation of International Lacrosse) Women’s World Cup gold medalist Devon Wills was...
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Adopt-A-Vet Program Offers Essentials To Homeless Veterans In Boston
BOSTON (CBS) – Giving holiday gifts to men and women who have served their country, and now need a hand, is the goal of the Adopt-A-Vet program. Hundreds of volunteers are answering the call at the...
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Growing Number Of Families Opt Out Of Vaccines For Kids
BOSTON (CBS) – Vaccines have been proven to prevent childhood diseases like whooping cough, measles, and mumps. But, not all parents are convinced the shots are safe for their kids. “It just didn’t...
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‘Vine’ One Of 2013′s Biggest Social Media Success Stories
BOSTON (CBS) — A big success story of 2013 is Vine. Tens of millions of users have created six second videos for the world to see on this social media site. Eli Vazquez is a film major, but he’s...
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Newton Sixth Grader An Opera Prodigy
BOSTON (CBS) — His nickname is Little Caruso, and for an 11-year-old musical prodigy from Newton, it’s showtime, as he prepares for the most important performance of his young life. Clark Rubinshtein,...
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Eye On Education: Local Credit Union Helps Mansfield Students Learn Finance
BOSTON (CBS) — We know online banking and mobile apps are convenient but they can keep your kids from seeing you dealing with cash or how to manage money. Now, with the help of a local credit union,...
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New Online Test Helps Students Choose Career Paths
BOSTON (CBS) – Tricia Bradley of Lexington has two talented kids; both study hard and are accomplished musicians. But, with the cost of a college degree often topping the quarter million dollar mark,...
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Eye On Education: Steps To Success Helps Students Prepare For College
BOSTON (CBS) – In today’s job market, a college education has never been more important. For some students, figuring out how to prepare for higher education is particularly challenging. Steps to...
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