John Monahan
Boston 25 News
Boston, MA, United States
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Local woman traveled cross-country for new passport after officials warn of significant delays
The State Department is citing “unprecedented demand” in their latest update on passport processing. They say it far surpasses the number of passport applications seen during previous surges in international travel. → Read More
Mass. man who had violent outburst on Boston-bound flight has history of mental health struggles
A Leominster, Mass. man who is accused of attacking a flight attendant with a makeshift weapon after trying to open an emergency exit door on a Boston-bound flight has a history of mental health struggles. → Read More
MBTA passenger speaks out after nearly being hit by ceiling panel on train platform
Cianna Navarro was the MBTA passenger who had a close call with the ceiling tile. → Read More
Mobile sports betting launching next week in Massachusetts. Here’s all you need to know
Seven sports betting apps are set to go live when mobile Massachusetts sports betting launches next week. → Read More
Boston PD arrested man in connection with stabbing 68-year-old woman in Roxbury
The Boston Police announced the arrest of the man wanted in connection with a vicious attack on a 68-year-old woman in Roxbury. → Read More
Stoughton murder victim was “working hard to turn her life around,” says her friend
A friend of the Stoughton murder victim shared photos and memories of 40-year-old Amber Buckner with Boston 25 News. → Read More
Apple Store crash survivor tells Boston 25 she is lucky to be alive
Soni Baker, 21 years old from Weymouth, was sitting inside the Apple Store with her friend Heather when their world turned upside down. → Read More
Local fans gear up to watch soccer’s finest in World Cup on Boston 25!
World Cup fever is everywhere! Parents at a recent Chelsea High Game in Westboro prove its exciting for all ages! → Read More
Neighbors share concern over disturbing discovery in South Boston condo building
Neighbors are reacting to the news that a “fetus or infant” was found in a freezer located at a condo building on East Broadway in South Boston, according to officials. → Read More
Brockton youth learn to create their own video game thanks to a New England Patriot’s generosity
A 12-year-old boy at the Brockton Clubhouse of the Metro South Boys and Girls Club is proud of his new creation. He made his own video game. → Read More
AAA says be on alert as deer collisions on Massachusetts roads is on the rise
The number of deer strikes on Massachusetts roads is up. → Read More
Massachusetts’ Healey is 1st openly gay elected governor in US
Democratic Attorney General Maura Healey has been elected governor of Massachusetts, making history as the nation’s first openly lesbian governor. → Read More
As Boston rents soar, local real estate expert shares ideas for finding affordable options
As Boston rents soar, local real estate expert shares ideas for finding affordable options → Read More
Salem gears up for busiest Halloween weekend ever
So far, nearly three quarters of a million people have visited in October. → Read More
Police identify victim killed in a barbershop shooting in Dorchester
Police identified the man shot and killed just before 7:30 p.m. as Herman Maxwell Hylton, 43, of Roxbury. → Read More
“Crime of opportunity”: Car filled with groceries was stolen in Hingham
A Saturday morning food shopping excursion was over quickly after a Hingham man was emptying bundles from his car into his house and when he came outside his car was gone. → Read More
Students return to classroom Friday as tentative agreement reached to end Haverhill teacher strike
After nearly 6 full days of a teacher strike, the Haverhill Education Association and the school district have reached a tentative deal that makes important advances in building safer and more racially just public schools. → Read More
Boston FBI warns of tech support scams
Hundreds of Massachusetts residents have been scammed out of millions of dollars. → Read More
Class is back in session after striking Malden teachers, school district reach deal
Applause from behind closed doors signaled that hours of negotiations had finally ended. → Read More
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month: Colorful art exhibit shines at Chelsea city hall
An exhibition of art in Chelsea by local artists is on display for Hispanic Heritage Month. → Read More