Our beds are the safe and relaxing spot in our homes. But you might not sleep so soundly if you knew what might be sharing your sleeping space with you. 7News examined several Bay State beds to uncover what's lurking inside mattresses. And it could make you sick. 7's Ryan Schulteis shows us this "Dusty Discovery."
Texting is a way of life for many teens; at home, at school, and even behind the wheel!
London, Paris, and Munich...You want to see the world, but with hotel rooms going for hundreds of dollars, your wallet says wait a minute! 7's Grant Greenberg explains.
You may want to think twice the next time you log on to wireless internet at your local coffee shop. That's because, in the time it takes you to finish your latte, your laptop could be invaded by a hacker. 7's Sorboni Banerjee has more on how hackers are stealing secrets.
Color can be a big indicator when deciding if your dinner meat is fresh or not. But 7News has unwrapped a meat packaging process that can keep the beef you buy looking good enough to eat long after it should be used. 7's Adam Williams reveals the meat packing secret that could have you "Seeing Red."
OK ladies, are you having trouble finding love? One local guy says it's easy if you just think like a man. 7's Sorboni Banerjee takes a look at what promises to be a very simple how-to book to fix-up your love life.
How bad are the bridges in your hometown? Investigative Reporter Hank Phillippi Ryan found many may be in critical condition. She's got the list of the worst of the worst, and more disturbing, how long it will take to fix those bad bridges.
It's a story that sounds more like science fiction or a Hollywood horror flick. But, tonight we talk to people who say they have real live bugs crawling out of their bodies. They're not alone hundreds say the same thing, but not everyone is a believer. 7's Ryan Schulteis takes a look at "Body Bugs."
Many Patriots fans know everything about what their favorite players do on the field - but what about when they're off the field?
Kids and adults all scream for ice cream, but just how safe is this summer sensation? The night team's Grant Greenberg went undercover to get the scoop on this "Soft-Serve Situation."
Diamonds may be a girl's best friend, pearls are always precious, and what woman wouldn't want to be worth her weight in gold? 7's Lauren Przybyl shows you spa treatments that will have you feeling like a million bucks in "Beauty Bling."
Most of us judge our health by the way we look or feel. But now, doctors are finding new ways to test how healthy we really are way before symptoms show up. 7's Sorboni Banerjee shows us these "Deficiency Detectors."
Poisoned pet food sparked a nationwide recall, leaving scared pet owners searching for answers. And what we found is actually allowed to be in the food you feed your furry friends may shock you. 7's Anne Allred reveals "What's In Your Pet Food."
Female wrestlers have been working the crowds for decades. Roller derby girls continue to tear it up on the track. Now, there's a new, all-female league that promises to pack a punch. They're "Pillow Fighting Pros."
Now, here's a story you and your family need to see before you head into Boston. 7NEWS Investigative Reporter Hank Phillippi Ryan's investigation of thousands of 911 calls proves crime can happen where you least expect it! Are you worried about car break-ins or having your purse swiped? Hank reveals "Where to Watch Out."
From burgers to burritos, it's food that is supposed to be fast. But when you have to wait in long lines or can't your order through phone, it can seem like anything but fast food! That's why one local man came up with a new way to order that's quicker than you can say "IM Starving."
When you think of hanging out on the patio, you think of food and fun in the sun. But tha can all come crashing down. Some patio furniture could put you on "The Cutting Edge."
For the true caffeine junkie, there is a new way to get your morning cup of joe, but you have to be naked to enjoy! 7's Ryan Schulteis reports.
Now that Boston has the Dice Man, everything Japanese, including sushi, is becoming even more popular. However, 7's Grant Greenberg reports that eating raw seafood carries a serious safety risk. It's "Something Fishy."