Litsa Pappas is a reporter at Boston 25 News. She covers a diverse range of topics including security and law enforcement, public education, and cultural issues, with a particular focus on educational policy and parenting styles. Litsa's work has been featured in Yahoo News, WSOC-TV Eyewitness News, and Yahoo Sports.
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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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BOSTON — A large police presence was seen at South Station on Wednesday evening, prompting authorities to shut down parts of the area.
By: Litsa Pappas
More than 100 people gathered at Moakley Park for the 12th annual Martin Richard Memorial Mile, honoring the 8-year-old boy who was killed in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing.
By: Litsa Pappas
Families are beginning to pick up the pieces after a massive fire damaged four buildings along Atlantic Avenue near Salisbury Beach Friday night.
By: Litsa Pappas
A Stow police officer is facing possible disciplinary action after the department found he repeatedly used police databases to obtain information about a woman he previously dated.
By: Litsa Pappas
LAWRENCE, Mass. — Lawrence residents voiced concerns Tuesday night after learning Mayor Brian DePeña is facing federal charges of wire fraud and money laundering, with some calling for transparency as the City Council considered how to respond.
By: Litsa Pappas
Watch parties were held throughout town as residents gathered to support the team and watch the young players compete on the national stage.
Watch parties were held throughout town as residents gathered to support the team and watch the young players compete on the national stage.
Families are beginning to pick up the pieces after a massive fire damaged four buildings along Atlantic Avenue near Salisbury Beach Friday night.
By: Litsa Pappas
NANTUCKET, Mass. — A 14-year-old Nantucket fisherman is making waves after landing a rare fish not typically found in New England waters.
“It’s only been a week and a lot of crazy stuff is already happening,” neighbor Christian Lantigua said. “I never seen anything like this happen in broad daylight.”
