Alysha Palumbo is a reporter and fill-in anchor for NBC Boston Stations and New England Cable News, with a focus on local news in Massachusetts and the Boston area. Her work has also been featured in various NBC outlets, including NBC Bay Area, NBC Connecticut, and Telemundo San Antonio. Alysha covers a wide range of stories, from breaking news and crime to community events and political controversies.
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Alysha Palumbo's reporting is heavily focused on local crime and government & politics, particularly in Massachusetts. She frequently covers evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, legal cases, police activities, and government announcements.
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By: Alysha Palumbo
As Thanksgiving approaches, millions of people across the country are gearing up for the holiday travel rush, but there’s some concern among travelers going through Logan Airport after two plane collisions in less than 24 hours. The first incident happened at around 11 a.m. Monday, when an American Airlines plane that had just landed from London made contact with a…
Four juveniles are facing charges in the October beating of Chris "Ducky" Anderson in Danvers, Massachusetts
By: Steve Leblanc, Alysha Palumbo
The Marblehead and Beverly school committees have not released full details of the contracts
By: Alysha Palumbo
The Worcester community is remembering a dark day in the city's history on Tuesday, 25 years after a massive warehouse fire that killed six firefighters.
By: Alysha Palumbo, Asher Klein
In the hours after the fire, Southbridge Fire Chief Paul Normandin stopped short of calling the fire suspicious but said state and local investigators were looking into claims of arson
The scheduled closure between Medford/Tufts through Park Street is set to be the final service suspension under the MBTA's Track Improvement Program
An oil spill in the Muddy River is creating trouble for wildlife in Brookline and Boston, and crews are rushing to protect the animals. It’s unclear where this oil spill originated from and what caused it to spill into the river, but the focus now is on containing it and helping the wildlife that have already been impacted by it….
By: Alysha Palumbo
Amid the nationwide drone hysteria, two men are expected to appear in court after allegedly flying a drone too close to Logan Airport over the weekend. The situation that landed two men a date in Dorchester District Court on Monday is part of the reason why aviation experts are so skeptical of all these drone sightings, as it appears this…
By: Alysha Palumbo
Amid the nationwide drone hysteria, two men are expected to appear in court after allegedly flying a drone too close to Logan Airport over the weekend
By: Alysha Palumbo
Amid the nationwide drone hysteria, two men are expected to appear in court after allegedly flying a drone too close to Logan Airport over the weekend
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