Ivy Scott is a Criminal Justice Reporter for the Boston Globe Technology, focusing on local news in Massachusetts, particularly in the city of Boston. With a keen interest in issues related to crime, gun violence, social justice, and political developments, Ivy's reporting aims to shed light on important stories that impact the community.
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Ivy Scott's coverage primarily revolves around local crime, government announcements, and legal policy regulation with a focus on Massachusetts and Boston. She delves into evolving stories such as mass shootings, gun control, abortion laws, and governmental policies.
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We've all been there. You're scrolling through LinkedIn, and your distant cousin has a new post about how wind turbines cause cancer.
By: Ivy Scott
What makes a good pair? How much should I spend? And your other denim sustainability questions, answered.
By: Ivy Scott, John Hilliard
Some weep. Others rage. Still others retreat quietly into themselves, struggling to accept that it really happened.
Gripping a soldering iron firmly in his right hand, Osvaldo Medina angled the tip toward the circuit board and prepared to attach a small red lightbulb.
When Amelia Wesselink and Tim Maher purchased a 120-year-old, century style house in 2017 — a bit of a fixer-upper, Maher said — they had no idea
By: Ivy Scott
"Massachusetts alone" has successfully reduced the amount of food sent to landfills, researchers wrote in a recent report.
By: Ivy Scott
“I’ll never forget any of them, or what happened,” former pool hall owner Kathy Lebel said. “But somehow we have to find the resiliency to move forward.”
By: Niki Griswold, Lisa Weidenfeld, Ivy Scott, Shirley Leung, Patricia Wen
These 10 Bostonians rose to the moment in 2024.
By: Ivy Scott
A handful of strategies used in Stockholm and across Europe could be adapted to Mass., experts say, if the Bay State is serious about being a national leader on waste reduction.
By: Ivy Scott
The approach to minimizing waste calls for actions such as eliminating packaging from grocery items and swapping out paper towels for dishrags, actions that go far beyond strategies for most municipalities.
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