Todd Kazakiewich
WCVB-TV Boston
Boston, MA, United States
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$300 stolen from 70-year-old man’s SNAP account
A 70-year-old East Boston man says he will somehow make do after hundreds in SNAP benefits were stolen from his account. → Read More
Boston grapples with spate of violence involving teenagers
The fatigue factor is growing with every act of violence in Boston, especially crimes involving young people. → Read More
Mass. market's donation drive to help earthquake survivors in Turkey, Syria
An independent grocery store that sells Middle Eastern and international goods is packing up dozens of boxes full of clothing, baby formula and more. → Read More
MBTA starts 2023 with fewer Orange Line trains
Orange Line commuters returning to using public transit after the long holiday break will find out for the first time on Tuesday that service has been slashed. → Read More
Biden signs gay marriage bill, 18 years after first same-sex union in Mass.
Marcia Kadish, who married her late wife Tanya McCloskey in 2004, is offering her thoughts on the landmark legislation — which also protects interracial marriage. → Read More
Homeless for Holidays kicks off 103-hour donation drive
For the 21st year, organizers and volunteers are camping out in Bourne to collect food and toys for people who are less fortunate this holiday season. → Read More
Proposed regulation could force some Massachusetts homeowners to replace septic systems
The Department of Environmental Protection says its proposal aims to reduce the amount of nitrogen leaching into waterways, primarily from homes. → Read More
Driver charged in deadly Hingham Apple store crash
53-year-old Bradley Rein told police that his 2019 Toyota 4Runner barreled through the glass wall and into the store when his foot got stuck on the accelerator, prosecutors said. → Read More
Thanksgiving food drives held in 2 Boston neighborhoods
Community leaders and volunteers joined forces on the weekend before Thanksgiving to help those in need. → Read More
Students, parents protest plan before Boston Archdiocese to turn school, church into one entity
The proposal that Cardinal Sean O'Malley is considering would make St. Brendan Church a chapel of Saint Brendan School. → Read More
Man shot, killed inside Boston barber shop remembered for good deeds
A man shot and killed inside a barber shop in Boston's Dorchester neighborhood is being remembered for his good deeds in the community as the search for the assailant continues. → Read More
Fall foliage, holiday weekend brings crush of visitors to New England
Some people reported it taking as much as two hours to travel just 10 miles. → Read More
Boston honoring beloved business owner with square named for him
Hick's Auto Body has been a staple of the community in Dorchester for more than a half-century. Owner Willie Hicks Sr. has given back over and over again, and now it's his turn to receive. → Read More
Helping Puerto Rico after island devastated by Hurricane Fiona
There's new help for Puerto Rico after Hurricane Fiona left disaster and destruction in its wake. → Read More
Boston Renaissance Charter Public School provides comprehensive curriculum that goes beyond academics
The Boston Renaissance Charter Public School in the city's Hyde Park neighborhood has about 1,000 students in grades kindergarten through sixth. → Read More
How Orange Line shutdown could impact Boston schools
The incoming Superintendent of Boston Public Schools already had a lot on her plate, but the monthlong Orange Line shutdown is adding another dimension for her. → Read More
Woman walking dog seriously injured in hit-and-run in Wilmington, Massachusetts
A hit-and-run crash that seriously injured a pedestrian Wednesday is under investigation in Wilmington, Massachusetts. → Read More
Sumner Tunnel work resumes meaning Boston tunnel will be closed on weekends
A reminder for anyone hitting the roads this weekend: The Sumner Tunnel in Boston will be closed as MassDOT resumes a massive renovation project. → Read More
Construction worker dies in incident in Boston's Seaport
Police tape could be seen surrounding a tractor-trailer that is carrying concrete slabs. → Read More
Massachusetts Senate to debate legislation that allows undocumented residents to get driver's licenses
The bill passed overwhelming in the House in February by a vote of 120-to-36, which was enough to override a veto from Gov. Charlie Baker. → Read More