Neal Riley

5 days ago | cbsnews.com | Neal Riley

"Tony," a new movie about the life of the late celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain, is filming in Provincetown, Massachusetts this week. The town posted a filming schedule on Facebook, with shooting taking place at some notable locations around the summer vacation hotspot. "There will be intermittent road closures and traffic holds, primarily along Commercial Street, to accommodate filming activity," the town wrote.

5 days ago | cbsnews.com | Neal Riley

Walden Pond: An endangered treasure The main beach at Walden Pond will be closed for the 2025 summer season. The Department of Conservation and Recreation says construction work on a new bathhouse at the famous swimming spot in Concord, Massachusetts poses safety concerns to the public. "DCR has determined it cannot safely open the Main Beach to visitors for the 2025 summer season, while construction for the new bathhouse is ongoing," the agency said in a statement.

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Neal Riley

The Karen Read trial is now in the hands of the defense, which is set to call its first witness today. The prosecution rested its case in the high-profile Massachusetts murder trial on Thursday after weeks of testimony from 38 witnesses. Testimony in Dedham's Norfolk Superior Court is expected to start at about 9:30 a.m. after Judge Beverly Cannone meets with the attorneys. You can stream the trial live on CBS News Boston or in the video player above.

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Neal Riley

Major delays expected this weekend on the Mass Pike A major construction project on the Mass Pike near Boston could have drivers sitting in traffic for hours this weekend. Starting later today and lasting through early Monday morning, work to replace a highway bridge will require lane closures in both directions. The construction work will be a headache not just for drivers on I-90, but for MBTA and Amtrak riders as well.

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Neal Riley

The Harvard University 2025 commencement is underway in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Harvard is providing a livestream of today's graduation ceremony on YouTube. Harvard president Alan Garber got a standing ovation as he welcomed students from across the country and around the world. "Around the world, just as it should be," Garber said, in an apparent reference to the Trump administration's efforts to block Harvard from enrolling international students.