Heather Hegedus
Boston 25 News
Boston, MA, United States
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How to keep your fitness goals, one month into New Year’s resolutions
How to keep your fitness goals, one month into New Year’s resolutions → Read More
Soulful Girls Club gives girls with intellectual, developmental disabilities nights to remember
It’s believed to be a first of it’s kind concept on the South Shore. A unique club just for girls with intellectual and developmental disabilities - that is free and open to all. → Read More
Sculpture honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Coretta Scott King to be unveiled in Boston on Friday
The massive piece of public art is meant to transform downtown Boston visually – and spiritually. → Read More
Key inflation report shows sign of inflation cooling
A new inflation report shows that inflation is on the decline → Read More
Giant sculpture honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Coretta Scott King to be unveiled in Boston
The massive piece of public art is meant to transform downtown Boston visually – and spiritually. → Read More
Watertown man with autism headlines art exhibit in Cambridge
The exhibit called “What I See” features inspiring work of a man from Watertown who has autism. → Read More
Local expert shares financial resolution survey amid record inflation
This is a developing story. Check back for updates as more information becomes available. Download the FREE Boston 25 News app for breaking news alerts. Follow Boston 25 News on Facebook and Twitter. | Watch Boston 25 News NOW ©2022 Cox Media Group → Read More
Mass Bay student making a name for himself on and off the pitch with the Special Olympics and Revs
From the soccer field to the sidelines interviewing professional soccer players, Radley Theolien is setting high goals for himself and scoring them as well. → Read More
Struggling to balance your work life and family time? This local ‘mom coach’ can help you right now
For parents who are juggling work and parenting, it can feel like there isn’t much time left in the tank at the end of the day to focus on themselves. Enter “The Mom Coach.” → Read More
Boston police investigating trio of deadly weekend shootings
There have been no arrests made in connection with any of the shootings. → Read More
Police: 2 officers fatally shot in Connecticut may have been ‘lured’ into ambush
The suspected shooter was also killed, and the shooter’s brother was wounded in the gunfire. → Read More
Police: 2 officers fatally shot, 3rd wounded in Connecticut
Two police officers were fatally shot and a third wounded in Connecticut, state police said Thursday, amid an exceptionally violent week for officers across the country. → Read More
Man creates mapping tool to help locals find Boston’s best dive bars
If you’re looking for a place “where everyone knows your name”, a new mapping tool could help you find it. → Read More
Biggest rate hike in years expected as Fed tackles inflation
The Federal Reserve is expected Wednesday to announce its largest interest rate hike since 1994 — a bigger increase than it had previously signaled. → Read More
Doctors, Patients tout results of new FDA-approved treatment for cellulite
Qwo is the first FDA-approved injectable treatment for cellulite. The FDA granted Qwo approval in July 2020, after a 10-month review. → Read More
Cancer patients impacted by National blood/platelet shortage
March is Red Cross Month, which started nearly 80 years ago when FDR asked people to give back through donating blood. The Red Cross of Massachusetts tells Boston 25 News we are in the worst shortage they’ve seen in more than a decade. → Read More
As food prices spike, 6 ways to save on your groceries
Many shoppers are leaving the grocery store with a bad taste in their mouths. → Read More
Worldwide study hoping to end Alzheimer’s disease
Two research centers in the Boston area participate in the worldwide “AHEAD Study,” aiming to help prevent Alzheimer’s disease. → Read More
Pig-to-human organ transplant research means hope for patients
Now, a medical breakthrough may lead to a new source of critically needed organs from genetically modified pigs. → Read More
Immunotherapy approved for triple-negative breast cancer
It’s being called a game-changer when it comes to fighting a specific kind of breast cancer, and it was just approved by the FDA and is being offered right here in Boston: Immunotherapy. → Read More