Julie Loncich
WCVB-TV Boston
Boston, MA, United States
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Somerset police officer buys Christmas dinner for family after shoplifting call
A Massachusetts police officer is being recognized for giving and forgiving this holiday season after responding to a call for shoplifting at a local supermarket. → Read More
Police: 4 teens face charges after throwing bricks at moving cars in Worcester
Police say multiple people were seriously injured as a result of the dangerous crime. → Read More
Tips to prevent flooding during Christmas storm in Massachusetts
The storm is expected to bring a lot of rain to the Bay State, and it will be accompanied by strong winds. → Read More
'Confusing, exhausting, frustrating': Restaurant owners struggle as pandemic continues
On Tuesday, Gov. Charlie Baker further restricted indoor capacity at Massachusetts restaurants to 25%. → Read More
Massachusetts healthcare workers expected to have access to COVID-19 vaccine mid week
The first rounds of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine were loaded onto trucks in Michigan on Sunday, bound for hospitals across the nation. → Read More
Massachusetts governor, Boston mayor help light Menorah on first night of Hanukkah
Both were joined by other dignitaries and a socially distanced crowd to celebrate the first night of Hanukkah on the Boston Common. → Read More
Jackpot!? 50 people win Massachusetts lotto jackpot game on same night
The popular game that's been around for decades has seen more than one winner before, but never this many. → Read More
'I'm startled': Christmas trees selling fast in Massachusetts
The pandemic is apparently a factor when it comes to getting your hands on a live tree. → Read More
Handcrafted characters stolen from Christmas display at Abington home
One of the stolen characters was found on the side of the road, while two others have been returned with help from the police. → Read More
Massachusetts police reform bill passes in state's House, Senate
The legislation will now head to the desk of Gov. Charlie Baker, who says he was still reviewing it. → Read More
Mass. man finds new connection to son who died 4 years ago
This story is personal to NewsCenter 5's Julie Loncich, who was asked by the grieving father to help his son see the world through a memory rock. → Read More
COVID-19 vaccines should be available by mid-December, CDC says
Doctors are warning that the side effects may not be a walk in the park. → Read More
Mass. restaurants offering to cook Thanksgiving meals amid pandemic
Restaurants are struggling, especially as winter starts to creep in. So they are once again getting creative. → Read More
Mass. educators feel blindsided by state's school testing plan
The president of the Massachusetts Teachers Association says she found out about the plan when the general public did. → Read More
The story behind Boston's own 'Charlie Brown' Christmas tree
The tree is so thinned out, that a lot of people didn't notice it until we brought it to their attention. → Read More
Grim warning predicts more than 10,000 COVID-19 cases a day by December
A researcher who has been tracking COVID-19 in Massachusetts offered some grim words about the spread of the virus. → Read More
Moderna says it has reached major milestone with COVID-19 vaccine
The Cambridge-based company says if its vaccine is approved and is effective, it can be stored at a much warmer temperature than Pfizer's vaccine. → Read More
Trump's legal challenge of vote counting 'dangerous,' Boston College law professor says
President Donald Trump and his campaign are suing to stop the counting of ballots in key battleground states. → Read More
Husband, wife display dueling campaign signs in their front yard
A Massachusetts couple is testing the state of their union as we countdown to the presidential candidates. → Read More
State offers millions in new grants to small businesses
Gov. Baker has announced a multi-million dollar plan that he said will help stabilize the state’s economy as Massachusetts continues to grapple with COVID-19. → Read More