Pam Cross
WCVB-TV Boston
Boston, MA, United States
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New guidelines recommend less sugar, more fruits and vegetables
Cutting back on sugar and making sure you eat fruits and veggies and while grains are among the new guidelines released by the government. → Read More
Powerball jackpot hits $500 million
We all know the chances are beyond slim, but many of us will still buy one... or two... or 10 Powerball tickets for a chance at winning $500 million. → Read More
Bill Cosby charged with a sex crime dating to 2004
Comedian Bill Cosby now faces sexual assault charges, and now neighbors are reacting to that decision. → Read More
Logan Airport reports some delays in first winter storm
Some air travel destinations, especially those in the midwest, are being affected by the winter storm. Logan Airport is deicing jets, which also slows things down. → Read More
All eyes on T as snow, sleet, freezing rain move in
Tuesday's snow, sleet and freezing rain made for messy driving and delays at Logan Airport. → Read More
'Grinch' tells homeless families to remove Christmas trees
Santa will figure it out, but some youngsters in Danvers have a lot of questions after dozens of homeless families were told to remove their Christmas trees from hotel rooms because they're a fire hazard. → Read More
Bah humbug: State takes Christmas trees from homeless
A three-foot Christmas tree decorated with ornaments sits forlornly outside a hotel dumpster in Danvers. → Read More
Fire with girl home alone ruled accidental
A fast-moving fire that broke out when a 8-year-old girl was home alone in Milton on Thursday appears to be accidental. → Read More
Milton fire with girl home alone ruled accidental
A fast-moving fire that broke out when a 8-year-old girl was home alone in Milton on Thursday appears to be accidental. → Read More
LeBron James gives special gift to Newton teen during game
LeBron James makes a very special gesture to a Newton teen who overcame brain damage to become an athlete. → Read More
Angel Flight donated to infant in need of life-changing surgery
A 6-month-boy with a rare disease was flown to Boston for a potentially life-changing treatment. → Read More
MBTA focusing on operator error in runaway train incident
Investigators are focusing on operator error after a packed MBTA Red Line train left Braintree without a driver. → Read More
Working to help rebuild Dominica
Many Boston area residents are working to help rebuild their homeland, one of the smallest islands in the Caribbean, Dominica. → Read More
Tips on keeping your packages safe this holiday season
The holidays are a season when extra packages are delivered. It's also becoming a time of year when some deliveries go missing. Many are the victims of theft. → Read More
Experts' tips to avoid getting your holiday deliveries stolen
The holidays are a season when extra packages are delivered. It's also becoming a time of year when some deliveries go missing. Many are the victims of theft. → Read More
Police ID woman assaulted, stabbed to death
Worcester police are investigating the fatal early morning stabbing of a city woman. → Read More
Increased security greets travelers at airports nationwide
Security has been increased at airports nationwide, including Logan airport. But airports aren't the only places where security has been increased. → Read More
Man accused of practicing law without license
A man accused of practicing law without a license is also accused of stealing thousands from two clients. → Read More
Syrian boy who lost limbs, siblings in bombing asks Obama for peace
He is a little boy with a big message. Ahmad Khalaf is a 9-year-old Syrian boy who has been in Massachusetts for four months. He lost both arms and three siblings when their home in Aleppo, Syria was bombed. → Read More
Woman nearly hit by stray bullet
Residents of a Quincy apartment tower want to know who was shooting at their building Tuesday night. → Read More