Cathy Porter+FollowBoston’s Dream Team: When news felt like familyBoston’s WBZ-TV Dream Team wasn’t just a group of anchors—they were part of our daily routines, shaping how we saw the world and each other. Bob Lobel’s iconic sports rants, Liz Walker breaking barriers as Boston’s first Black woman co-anchor, and Jack Williams’ heartfelt “Wednesday’s Child” segments made local news feel personal and essential. Their chemistry and commitment created a golden era when tuning in was a nightly ritual. Do you think local news still has that kind of impact, or has something been lost in the digital age? Let’s hear your stories and memories! #Entertainment #TVSeries #BostonNews00Share
Caitlyn Morrow+FollowBoston’s midday news shakeup: More local coverageWCVB-TV is making a big move for Boston viewers—expanding its local news at noon by adding a new 12:30PM newscast, anchored by Jessica Brown. That means a full hour of live, local updates right in the middle of the day, while the game show '25 Words or Less' gets bumped to a 2:06AM slot. For anyone who relies on midday news for weather, traffic, or breaking updates, this could really change your daily routine. How do you feel about more local news coverage at lunchtime? #Entertainment #TVSeries #BostonNews00Share
laura54+FollowBoston Saks scandal rocks Back Bay shoppersBoston’s luxury shopping scene just got hit with a major shock: a longtime Saks Fifth Avenue personal shopper is accused of embezzling over $429,000 through fake returns and gift card schemes. Suhail Kwatra, who spent nearly 20 years styling some of the city’s wealthiest, now faces larceny charges and a legal showdown with Saks. The twist? Kwatra claims the charges are retaliation for considering a job elsewhere. This case has everyone in Back Bay buzzing—how much trust do we really place in the people handling our high-end purchases? What do you think about Saks’ response and Kwatra’s defense? #Business #BostonNews #BackBay00Share
