Katie Brace is a reporter and storyteller for Boston25 News. With a background in journalism from previous positions at NBCBoston, WBZ, and other stations, Katie focuses on local news and stories in the Massachusetts and Boston area. She is dedicated to delivering accurate and engaging news to her audience.
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By: Katie Brace
A multi-vehicle wreck in Needham is causing lengthy delays for commuters traveling along Route 128 on Tuesday morning.
By: Katie Brace
One person is dead and another was injured in a multi-vehicle wreck in Needham that caused lengthy delays for commuters traveling along Route 128 on Tuesday morning.
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By: Katie Brace
May marks the return of outdoor dining in the city of Boston, but one neighborhood will not be taking part.
Some students said they’re not backing down after Tufts University pressured pro-Palestinian protesters to move their encampments ahead of the May 19 graduation.
By: Katie Brace, Frank O Laughlin
Funeral services will be held Friday morning as family, friends, and law enforcement officials gather to lay fallen Billerica Police Sergeant Ian Taylor to rest.
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By: Katie Brace
The Sumner Tunnel is approaching 100 years of age, and MassDOT said the work is necessary.
Steward Healthcare wants to sell all its hospitals by the end of the summer.
Steward Healthcare wants to sell all its hospitals by the end of the summer. Its 31 hospitals across the country will be auctioned off at the end of June.
By: Katie Brace
In a new translational research study published in Cancer Research, investigators at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) explored the potential of statins—commonly used medications for managing cholesterol levels—to work in conjunction with AKT inhibitors, a class of drugs that target a key pathway involved in cancer cell survival and growth.
By: Katie Brace
Affecting as many as 6 million people in the United States, atrial fibrillation (or AFib) occurs when the heart's upper chambers beat out of coordination with the lower chambers, resulting in an irregular and often rapid heart rhythm. AFib increases the risk of other cardiovascular conditions, such as stroke and heart failure, and causes about 450,000 hospitalizations each year.
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