From WCVB
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11 of the weirdest mascots in sports
Welcome to the club, Gritty!
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At least 20 people killed, dozens injured in gasoline pipeline explosion in Mexico
Omar Fayad, the governor of the state of Hidalgo, said at least 71 others were injured after a explosion in Tlahuelilpan, a town about 80 miles north of Mexico City.
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Irving scores 38 points, Celtics beat Grizzlies
Boston beat the Grizzlies for the seventh consecutive time but had to hang on down the stretch.
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Driver killed in crash on Interstate 495 in Tewskbury
A 37-year-old New Hampshire man was killed in a single vehicle crash Friday night on Interstate 495.
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Video: Storm to bring snow, then wintry mix across much of area
Harvey Leonard's latest forecast indicates a heavy dose of sleet across the region through early Sunday.
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1 dead, 1 critically hurt in daylight Boston shootout
Two men were shot, one fatally, in a gun fight on busy Washington Street in Egleston Square area Friday afternoon.
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New Englanders realize its winter, rush to stores to stock up
Shoppers visited grocery stores and shops to stock up on food, shovels and ice melt.
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Officer who shot Chicago teen Laquan McDonald sentenced to nearly 7 years
Jason Van Dyke was convicted last year of second-degree murder and 16 counts of aggravated battery — one for each bullet fired at Laquan McDonald.
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Timeline: Snow could transition to wintry mix earlier
Harvey Leonard looks at the latest futurecast for Massachusetts, which includes heavy snow for some areas and a wintry mix for others.
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Gov. Baker proposes tax hike to help towns address climate change
Baker said the increase in the state excise tax will be included in his proposed state budget for the fiscal year that begins July 1.
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Bush gets pizza for Secret Service, calls for end to shutdown
Former President George W. Bush called for federal lawmakers to "put politics aside" and end the shutdown in an Instagram post that showed him giving pizza to his Secret Service detail.
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Mueller disputes report that Trump directed lawyer to lie
The special counsel's office has issued a rare public statement disputing the accuracy of a news report saying that President Donald Trump told his personal attorney Michael Cohen to lie to Congress.