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Massachusetts has been a breeding ground for many big-screen celebrities. Have you met any from the list?

Massachusetts is famous for many things, however, as many things as the state is famous for, its residents are mocked for just as many things, or more! From that signature accent to its rapid sports fan and rude drivers, Massachusetts residents give folks plenty of material to work with...

We talked a lot about electric vehicles on yesterday's radio show with Haddad Motors' CEO George Haddad. Toyota's lineup is going all hybrid as Massachusetts announces that they are banning the sale of all new gas powered cars in 2035, with less carbon emissions goals to hit by 2032...

Massachusetts is a great place to live for a multitude of reasons. Not only is it a beautiful state, but Massachusetts ranks high in public education, health care, job market, and cost of living. While the cost of living certainly increases the closer you get to the Boston metro area, folks can still seek more affordable homes and costs in the western part of the state...

Massachusetts will stop selling new gas powered cars by 2035. This will hopefully accomplish two things, carbon emissions and reliance on fossil fuels. The goal is to reduce your carbon foot print, right? Earth is warming up and governments around the world are doing something about carbon emission when it comes to vehicles...

Massachusetts residents should consider taking in their birdfeeders if they want to avoid a costly and dangerous headache.

Massachusetts is famous for many things. Its place in American history, its iconic sports teams, and even that terrible accent, which only a small amount of us have by the way. Besides the obvious notable traits, Massachusetts also has quite the culinary scene...

Massachusetts is known for many things, including Plymouth Rock, championships sports teams, beautiful landscapes from beaches to mountains, and of course some of the best schools in the country. Not only some of the best colleges in the U.S., but s...

Every Wednesday at 8:30 we're joined by John Perreault, Executive Director of the Berkshire Humane Society to discuss all the happenings at their Barker Road facility, plus talk about their Pet of the Week. This week's Pet of the Week is Buck. This blue-eye ...

These days, we know what plants ARE legal in Massachusetts (insert weed joke here) but what about plants that are not legal in the Bay State? In doing some research, there's actually a list of 141 plants that are on the "prohibited plant" list in Massachusetts according to the state's Department of Agricultural Resources. Acc...