Brianna Borghi is a Reporter at NBC10Boston. She covers a diverse range of topics including sports, public health, and cultural movements, with a focus on the intersections of culture, society, and sustainability. Brianna's work has been featured in numerous outlets including NBC5 News, WESH 2 News, and NBC Los Angeles, among others.
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Brianna's coverage is centered around local news, with a focus on breaking and evolving stories in the Boston area. She particularly covers events, government announcements, and breaking news related to entertainment, family & relationships, and crime.
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By: Brianna Borghi
Soccer fans from around the world are arriving in Massachusetts ahead of the World Cup — though none perhaps with the same flair as Scotland's.
By: Brianna Borghi
Forget the drive-thru. There's a different -- and much more special -- window in Waltham that people that are stopping at for treats, tail wags and a whole lot of happiness.
Cambridge launched new outdoor drinking zones Friday, allowing people to carry alcoholic drinks outside in designated areas for the next seven weeks under a new Massachusetts law.
Scottish fans have been having a blast in Boston over the past week, with the "Tartan Army" taking over restaurants and pubs, taking a victory lap
By: Brianna Borghi
Artificial intelligence is making its way into restaurant kitchens and back offices as operators look for ways to save time and improve efficiency.
It was an absolutely chaotic and tragic situation on a busy Saturday in Boston's Mattapan neighborhood.
As artificial intelligence becomes more prevalent, Americans are expressing concern over how it will impact job opportunities in the future.
Fluffy was missing for over a day. His family made missing cat posters and brought in a search dog. Then: “I was upstairs crying and I heard a little meow.”
By: Brianna Borghi
Bacteria remains after last month's sewage spill in Haverhill, and heavy rain like Tuesday's could trigger a combined sewage overflow.
Liza Henriquez said Snoopy, her service dog, will have to have his front leg amputated after the attack Monday in Chelsea, Massachusetts.
