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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By: Litsa Pappas
Newly released body camera footage from a 2020 police encounter shows a Boston police officer firing shots toward Tyler Brown moments before his arrest, following what authorities said was an exchange of gunfire in the city’s South End.
Local clammers and shellfish companies are likely losing hundreds to thousands of dollars each day harvesting remains closed, according to Kneeland. He adds the ripple effect will lead straight to consumers.
By: Litsa Pappas
Many people headed to local beaches and pools to escape the sweltering conditions, though some said the heat was still difficult to handle.
By: Litsa Pappas
In total, Boston police said 13 people were shot during the holiday. Two victims died, another remains in life-threatening condition, and the remaining 10 victims are expected to survive.
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BOSTON — As nurses at Brigham and Women's Hospital prepare for a one-day strike this week, parents with babies in the hospital's Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) say they are worried about the impact on families who rely on the nurses caring for their newborns.
The Plymouth County District Attorney's Office is seeking the misdemeanor charge against the mayor, weeks after a judge terminated a harassment prevention order that had been issued following allegations that he made a student feel uncomfortable during the Huntington Parade in May.
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Witnesses said several people rushed to Mejia's aid before emergency responders arrived. The meeting was quickly recessed, and Mejia was later taken from the council chamber on a stretcher.
Debbie Wright was having her hair done at Beijo Beauty Salon when she heard what she described as an explosion. “I was shaking. It was awful.
Coffin said 14 narrators were specially trained for the event, and each cruise includes live commentary about Boston Harbor’s maritime history, the visiting vessels and even a traditional sea shanty.
By: Litsa Pappas
Many were disappointed when the city shut down the FIFA fan festival after only 16 days of the World Cup, but the mayor says it was because of funding constraints.
