Crystal Haynes
Boston 25 News
Boston, MA, United States
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End to extra COVID food aid affects more than a million Massachusetts residents
The U.S. government is ending the extra money for food provided to low-income people since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More
In-depth Special: Celebrating Boston’s Black Businesses
Boston 25 News is proud to celebrate Boston’s Black History, with a focus in 2023 on local businesses that are breaking barriers and creating opportunities for the next generations of entrepreneurs in our area. → Read More
Celebrating Boston’s Black History: City Fresh Foods
Tens of thousands of meals come out of City Fresh Foods in Roxbury every day. The prepared foods company was just awarded a $17-million contract to provide meals for Boston Public School students. → Read More
Accused drug dealer charged in murder of 13-year-old Norwood boy to face a judge
The young boy was staying with his grandparents in Boston last month when he was gunned down in broad daylight. → Read More
‘Phenomenal job’: Fitchburg firefighters credited with rescuing trapped residents from burning home
Fitchburg firefighters are being credited with rescuing trapped residents from a fire. → Read More
Slain students were ‘incredibly loved,’ ‘tremendous’ leaders
EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) — One student was a fraternity chapter president. Another was a science student with fond memories of her days as a high-school athlete — and the third was a frequent volunteer who wanted to become a surgeon. → Read More
2 hurt, residents evacuated after car goes airborne, slams into Revere apartment building
At least two people were injured, and four residents were evacuated from their homes after a car went airborne and slammed into an apartment building in Revere on Wednesday morning. → Read More
Mayor Wu to offer MBTA discounted passes and free bluebikes memberships
The City of Boston wants to encourage employees to use public transportation to get to work. → Read More
Search continues for suspect in deadly double shooting at Dollar Tree in Brockton
Authorities are still searching for a suspect in a double shooting at a Dollar Tree in Brockton on Tuesday that left one person dead and another injured. → Read More
Mass. lawmakers introduce bill to make free school lunch permanent
Massachusetts lawmakers have introduced a bill to make free school lunch permanent. → Read More
Andrea Campbell to be sworn in as first Black woman attorney general of Massachusetts
Former Boston City Councilor Andrea Campbell will be sworn in as the 45th attorney general of Massachusetts on Wednesday. → Read More
Air travel across US thrown into chaos after computer outage
The world’s largest aircraft fleet was grounded for hours by a cascading outage in a government system that delayed or cancelled thousands of flights across the U.S. on Wednesday. → Read More
Widespread flight delays across United States after FAA computer outage
A computer outage at the Federal Aviation Administration brought flights to a standstill across the U.S. on Wednesday, with hundreds of delays quickly cascading through the system at airports nationwide. → Read More
Maura Healey set to be sworn in as 73rd governor of Massachusetts
Maura Healey will be sworn in Thursday as during a ceremony at the State House, making history as the nation’s first openly gay governor. → Read More
Police investigating after ATM outside Concord bank ripped open
Police are investigating an apparent theft after an ATM outside of a bank in downtown Concord was ripped open overnight. → Read More
Nahant town board votes and becomes first town in Mass. to shoot and kill coyotes
The Town of Nahant is becoming the first in the state to actively shoot and kill aggressive coyotes. → Read More
Traveling for Thanksgiving? These are the busiest days to fly during the winter holidays
Most weeks of the year, Fridays are the busiest days to fly, and Tuesdays are the least busy. But during the holidays, that trend doesn’t necessarily hold true. → Read More
‘Molly from Denali’ co-creator discusses the creative process behind the hit PBS show
Working with child development experts and Alaska native writers, Molly of Denali’s formula is simple: two native words, plus one Native American value per show, and a lot of fun in the beautiful landscape of Alaska. → Read More
Thanksgiving travel 2022: Best and worst times to drive, highways in Mass. with the heaviest traffic
If you’re hoping for some carefree travel over the Thanksgiving holiday, your dreams may have bitten off more than they can chew. → Read More
Mass. city rolls out new program aimed at curbing catalytic converter thefts
Watertown police are getting creative when it comes to cracking down on the theft of catalytic converters. → Read More