Welcome to Money Matters Radio
Money Matters Radio is a talk radio news network that airs throughout New England. Money Matters features programs on WBNW AM 1120 and FM 102.9 in Concord and Boston. Bringing you financial information and business news from across the country, Money Matters Radio supplies listeners with a wealth of information throughout the day.
Money Matters Boston is Boston’s business news hub. Online, on the radio and on TV. Keeping your wallet stashed with cash for years!
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Top News Stories
- With Lindsay Clancy jury deadlocked, what might a potential retrial look like? September 4, 2026Jurors have been deliberating the Lindsay Clancy case for over a week now, and the prospect of a mistrial looms. But recent high-profile Massachusetts cases show that a hung jury does not necessarily end a criminal case — and a retrial can produce a very different result. That was the case in Karen Read‘s first […]
- Man found dead in rocks of jetty in Cape Cod Canal September 3, 2026A man was found dead deep in the rocks of a Cape Cod jetty on Thursday morning, police said. A fisherman alerted Sandwich police to the incident at the jetty on the east end of the Cape Cod Canal about 9 a.m., after spotting a bicycle by itself, then a tackle box down the jetty, […]
- ‘I would need to redo my life': Visa rule changes worry international students September 3, 2026International students returning to Massachusetts campuses face uncertainty this fall as a new Trump administration rule is set to change how long they can remain in the United States and how they can extend their stay. The new rules, set to take effect Sept. 15, cap the authorized stay of international students at four years, […]
- MIT professor dies days after being injured in Cambridge bike crash September 3, 2026An MIT professor died days after being injured in a bicycle accident in Cambridge, Massachusetts, the university said Thursday. Thomas Rose, a 37-year-old from Berlin, Germany, was an assistant professor of materials science and an expert in ancient metalworking, MIT said. He was injured when his bicycle and a vehicle collided at the intersection of […]
- Newton police investigate antisemitic graffiti at playground September 3, 2026Police in Newton, Massachusetts, are investigating hateful graffiti found at the playground of an apartment complex. The graffiti includes two swastikas and a Nazi greeting phrase, police said. They were painted on the privately-owned playground at an apartment complex on Needham Street. Newton police described it as an isolated incident and said there does not […]