Litsa Pappas is a reporter for WFXT-TV, covering local news in Massachusetts, particularly in the Boston area. With a background in journalism from Syracuse University, Litsa covers a wide range of stories, from breaking news to community events, and has a passion for delivering accurate and impactful news to her audience.
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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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The fire chief says in his nearly 40 years in the department he's never dealt with a fire this big in Canton.
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By: Litsa Pappas
It can be nerve-wracking not knowing who will win and when we’ll even find out.
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He says Massachusetts usually averages about 15 brush fires in October, but this year, there have been more than 200!
By: Litsa Pappas
Officials say Massachusetts usually averages about 15 brush fires in October, but this year, there have been more than 200!
BOSTON — Dozens of people gathered at Castle Island in Boston Sunday to release balloons in honor of Mario Evans.
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By: Litsa Pappas
Dozens of people gathered at Castle Island in Boston Sunday to release balloons in honor of Mario Evans.
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By: Litsa Pappas
School has been canceled in all three districts for a second day as teachers and city officials fail to reach an agreement.
“We will not settle contracts that pay any staff 16 dollars an hour, which is a current offer on the table,” said Samantha Rosato, a paraprofessional representative in Marblehead.
By: Litsa Pappas
Schools will remain closed Tuesday in Gloucester, Beverly and Marblehead as this teacher strike continues, even though a couple of the districts say they’re getting close to a deal on these teacher contracts.
GLOUCESTER, Mass. — Tensions are high with still no deal on the table for teacher contracts in Gloucester, Beverly and Marblehead.
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