We had another widespread hard freeze across all of New England with freeze warnings Friday morning in southern New England and along the coast.
Temperatures dropped to the 20s in many more spots compared to Thursday morning. This afternoon will be…
Massachusetts
WATCH: State police announcing criminal charges in Boston after investigation
Massachusetts law enforcement authorities are set to announce criminal charges following an investigation.
The announcement, involving Massachusetts State Police, Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan and other authorities, will be made at a sta…
Patriots to introduce quarterback draft pick Drake Maye
What’s next for the New England Patriots? It’s the question the team has really been asking since Tom Brady left.
However, now, the team has selected what they hope to be the new face of the franchise: University of North Carolina quarterback, Drake Maye.
Pats fans will get to meet their new quarterback Friday at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts.
Maye was selected by the Patriots as the third overall pick in Thursday night’s draft. He could become the future of the franchise under new head coach Jerod Mayo.
NBC Sports Boston Patriots insider Phil Perry gave the pick an “A,” saying Maye is aggressive and has creative playmaking abilities.
So, just who is Drake Maye?
- He was a sophomore quarterback at the University of North Carolina
- He’s 21 years old
- Last season he had more than 4,000 total yards and 33 touchdowns
- He was the 2022 Atlantic Coast Conference player of the year
- The highest Patriots draft pick since Drew Bledsoe in 1993
“Tom Brady is the goat. It’s easy to say that. He’s the best that’s ever played this game. I’m not gonna say I’m Tom Brady. I’m just going to be Drake Maye and from there, I’m just going to learn from him and hopefully get to know him a bit. And other than that, I’m gonna learn all I can from him. He’s the man in that town,” said Maye.
Maye will be at Gillette Friday to be formally introduced as a New England Patriot.
Pro-Palestinian protests continue on college campuses across Boston
Protests over the Middle East war continue at schools in Massachusetts and across the country.
In Boston, students are demonstrating at Harvard University, MIT, Tufts University and Emerson College. Northeastern University students are now also joi…
Cold start Friday ahead of a sunny and mild afternoon
Temperature forecasts from here into next week are riddled with pitfalls, surprises and shades of disappointment.
We’re certain that the warmup is on the way but for some along the coast, it will be muted by the sea breeze. That’s typic…
Dead whale washes up on beach in Marblehead
A dead whale has washed up on a beach in Marblehead.
The whale was spotted on Preston Beach Thursday afternoon.
Police said they referred the case to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
NBC10 Boston has reached out to offici…
