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WBZ-TV Tornado confirmed in NH The National Weather Service confirms a tornado hit Deerfield, New Hampshire, where a woman died Thursday.  Meantime, the state's largest utility company says some customers without power because of Thursday's storms may not get it backuntil evening. Public Service Company of New Hampshire said early Friday it had about 1,000 customers without power in the Alton-Barnstead-Strafford area.  MA sees cut in Homeland Security funds The Department of Homeland Security has given the Bay State $17.2 million in federal funding this year.  That’s a 15 percent decrease from last year.  State Homeland Security Chief Juliette Kayyem says she knew the funding cuts were coming, and that the department has streamlined state strategy to focus on first responders and cities and towns. NH teacher charged with raping student avoids jail time A former New Hampshire high school teacher accused of raping a student has avoided jail time as part of a plea agreement.  Kevin Goddu, who taught social studies at Timberlane Regional High School, in Plaistow, was charged with 14 counts of felony sexual assault last year, but his trial ended in a hung jury in November.  Final salute to Lawrence war hero Alex Jimenez has finally returned home. The remains of the Army staff sergeant who was missing for more than a year after he was kidnapped in Iraq passed by the Lawrence home of his father Friday as part of a procession that included his family, State Police cruisers and motorcycles ridden by fellow veterans. Robert Correia Cape Cod man charged in baseball bat beating freed A Superior Court judge has overturned a lower court judge's decision and freed a Cape Cod man accused of using a baseball bat to assault a New York man because he thought he was a Yankees fan. Robert Correia was released on personal recognizance Friday by Barnstable Superior Court Judge Gary Nickerson under several conditions. Bird tests positive for West Nile in Boston The city of Boston is on mosquito watch after a bird tested positive for the West Nile Virus.   The red tailed hawk was found in Jamaica Plain.Health officials say they've already begun larvicide placement operations in catch basins and they're telling people to take steps to protect themselves and their families.  Hard times hit Logan Airport Fewer passengers and fewer flights at Logan International Airport  mean less revenue from parking and food concessions and less money in landing fees . Spokesman Matthew Brellis says Massport officials will be looking to make cuts throughout the operation,   including staff. Amtrak probes power dip that prompted shutdown Amtrak was investigating what caused a power dip for its trains in the Northeast on Wednesday -- a problem that shut down service during the evening commute. The shutdown lasted for more than an hour, stranding thousands of commuters from Boston to Philadelphia. MA lawmakers consider relaxing criminal record rules Some ex-cons in Massachusetts may be getting a break from the Legislature. The House is considering a bill to reduce the time before criminal records can be sealed and make other changes. Sex offenders would not be included. Turnpike Authority workers rake in cash while agency starves The Massachusetts Turnpike Authority paid 43 employees $100,000 or more last year even as it struggles with $2.4 billion in debt.  A payroll analysis by the Boston Herald found that the agency has 24 employees with six-figure salaries, while another 19 boosted their pay past the $100,000 mark with overtime work, including two who hang road signs.    MA health officials issue lobster meat warning State public health officials are warning lobster lovers to avoid the soft green substance found in the body cavity of lobsters.  The tomalley is considered a delicacy by some seafood aficionados, but the state Department of Public Health says this part of the lobster can build up high levels of toxins and pollutants.    Teen wounded during drug bust in East Boston  A Boston police officer shot and wounded a teenager when his pistol discharged during a struggle with the suspect in East Boston.  Police spokesman Eddy Chrispin says the suspect was transported to Massachusetts General Hospital with a non-life threatening gunshot would to the chest. AP Photo National group rank states on oil addiction A national environmental group says New Hampshire is not among the top states in taking steps to reduce dependence on oil. New Hampshire ranked 39th in the country for steps taken to reduce petroleum usage; but ranked 37th in the country for the percentage of income its residents spend on gasoline. Archive

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2008 07 25 Red Sox - Yankees Preview: David Ortiz Red Sox slugger David Ortiz with WBZ's Jon Miller at Fenway Park prior to game one with the Yankees. 2008 07 25 Red Sox - Yankees Preview: Terry Francona Red Sox manager Terry Francona with WBZ's Jon Miller at Fenway Park prior to game one with the Yankees. 2008 07 25 Red Sox - Yankees Preview: Jacoby Ellsbury Red Sox outfielder Jacoby Ellsbury with WBZ's Jon Miller at Fenway Park prior to game one with the Yankees. Charlie Card usage hits new high WBZ's Lisa Meyer speaks with Dan Grabauskas, General Manager of the MBTA MA to get $17 million in homeland security funds WBZ's Lisa Meyer speaks with state Homeland Security Chief Juliette Kayyem, about the 15 percent decrease in funding this year. My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 07/25/2008 It was a Tornado that touched down in New Hampshire, where the clean up is underway, big payouts for state pensions, Fenway Park hosts the Yankees for the weekend, these stories and more, in the WBZ Afternoon News. 2008 7 25 Curt Schilling on WBZ The Red Sox ace talks about everything from ALS to his future with the team. NH Tornado: A Small Cry A baby is rescued after the New Hampshire tornado. 2008 7 25 Gil Santos Commentary Gil shares his thoughts on the Sox Yankees series. Before the Bell 7/25/2008 An early look at the market with Financial Editor Dave Caruso. My WBZ Morning Headlines 7/25/2008 The cleanup begins in central New Hampshire following yesterday's devastating storms. Details on this and more top morning stories. Keller At Large 7/25/2008 Jon Keller contemplates going on summer vacation. The governor's assessment New Hampshire Governor John Lynch talks with Ed Walsh about Thursday's killer storm. In the storm's path Mike Hodgdon takes Ed Walsh for a "walk" through his neighborhood in storm-damaged Barnstead, New Hampshire. Reliving the storm Barnstead, New Hampshire, resident Carey Pellens describes Thursday's storm for WBZ's Deb Lawler. Bias in the Media and Presidential Politics Professor Andy Smith with the Casey Institute and UNH Survey Center talks about the media's bias towards Barack Obama. Mass. Law Makers Giving Us a Break at the Pump State Rep. Barbra L'Italien talks about a bill proposal that would help make it easier gas station owner to charge less for cash purchases. Sununu reacts to the storms New Hampshire Senator John Sununu tells WBZ's Lisa Meyer it will be some time before the scope of the damage from Thursday's storms is fully known. Analyzing Obama's trip ABC political commentator George Stephanopoulos talks with WBZ News about the week-long journey across the Middle East and Europe by Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama. Violence There is physical and emotional violence... Education Poll WBZ's Doug Cope talks about your child's grade school education. Thursday July 24, 2008 - Good Stuff Cheap: Clothes WBZ's Dee Lee has some fashion tips, on the cheap! 2008 7 24 Gil Santos Commentary Gil takes a look at the Sox as they get ready for the Yankees. My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 07/24/2008 Wicked weather whips through, a fatal crash on 495, a plastic surgeon under suspension, the Patriots are back on the field, these stories and more, in the WBZ Afternoon News. Rain causes road closures WBZ's Karen Twomey is in Waltham Driving the Pike WBZ's Carl Stevens tells us the heavy rains make for slow going on the Mass Pike. Before the Bell 7/24/2008 An early look at the market with Financial Editor Dave Caruso. Obama in Germany ABC chief political correspondent Jake Tapper talks with Ed Walsh about the next stop on Barack Obama's overseas trip: Germany. My WBZ Morning Headlines 7/24/2008 Developing News: More rough weather ahead, a flash flood watch is in effect for most of Massachusetts. Details on this and more top morning stories. A night at the ballpark Jon Keller talks about "political correctness" night at the home of the Lowell Spinners.