Litsa Pappas is a reporter at Boston 25 News. She covers a diverse range of topics including culture, education, health, and regional interest, with a particular focus on crime, social issues, and traffic in Massachusetts. Litsa's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News and WSOC-TV Eyewitness News.
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Litsa's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, particularly crime and community-related topics in the Massachusetts area. She covers evolving stories as well as breaking news, government announcements, and events.
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By: Litsa Pappas
PLYMOUTH, Mass. — Plymouth Police are investigating a close call after a driver passed a stopped school bus while students were trying to get on the bus.
The bigger issue was the traffic going in and out of Logan Airport to pick people up.
By: Litsa Pappas, Bryan Lambert
WORCESTER, Mass. — Over a dozen families in Worcester were without power as the sun set on a cold December day when a pick-up truck slammed into a pole, causing wires to come down Monday afternoon.
By: Litsa Pappas, Bryan Lambert
WORCESTER, Mass. — An emotional night in Worcester marked the 25th anniversary of the deadly Cold Storage fire that claimed the lives of six Worcester firefighters.
“Well I was making macaroni salad for my son, the next thing, I heard a loud noise and the light just sparked right there at the post,” said Sokhom Cheurm, who lives nearby.
By: Litsa Pappas
A man accused of attacking a nurse on the job with a fire extinguisher will face a judge Tuesday for a bench trial.
By: Litsa Pappas
METHUEN, Mass. — Mice, mold, and heat issues are just some of the concerns brought forward at a Methuen City Council meeting on Monday night.
By: Litsa Pappas
Marlboro Police tell Boston 25 News a student searched something on their school-issued laptop that got flagged, so officers responded and learned there was no credible threat.
By: Litsa Pappas
The crowd at the YWCA Wednesday was able to break off into groups to ask the DOJ questions and offer suggestions on how to move forward.
By: Litsa Pappas
A grandmother was mauled by multiple dogs in Dorchester Thursday afternoon.
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