Mary Saladna is an Anchor and Reporter at WCVB Boston. She specializes in a variety of topics including aviation and aerospace, consumer health, and current affairs, often covering significant events and conferences related to these themes. Mary has been featured in numerous outlets such as KETV, KCRA 3, and WJCL 22, showcasing her extensive experience in journalism.
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Mary Saladna's focus is primarily on local news, particularly in the Massachusetts and Boston area. She covers a wide range of topics such as community events, crime, family & relationships, and entertainment news.
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Cambridge City Council is set to vote on bringing back ShotSpotter after a fatal July 4 shooting renewed debate over the system.
By: Mary Saladna, Imani Clement, Veronica Haynes
The Cambridge City Council voted 6-3 in a meeting Monday to temporarily restore and reactivate ShotSpotter gunshot detection technology.
By: Mary Saladna
Hackers targeted U.S. water systems in 12 states, but Massachusetts officials say the state’s supply has not been breached.
By: Imani Clement
Crime tape has become a frequent and unsettling sight in and around Boston Common in recent weeks, prompting a meeting Tuesday night to strategize ways to address the violence.
Boston police are asking for help identifying a suspect linked to two overnight break-ins in Jamaica Plain.
By: Mary Saladna, Imani Clement, Tim Nazzaro
Authorities are asking for the public's help identifying a suspect in a series of break-ins in Boston's Jamaica Plain neighborhood.
By: Mary Saladna
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey responded Monday after President Donald Trump signed an executive order calling for revamped childhood vaccine recommendations that promote his long-held belief that certain shots should be spaced out into separate medical visits, according to a White House fact sheet.
By: Tim Nazzaro, Mary Saladna
Police taped off a street in Acton Tuesday night as detectives investigated a home, leaving neighbors shaken.
By: Mary Saladna
The Patriots opened the preseason in Foxborough, and fans are already looking ahead to what could be a promising season.
By: Mary Saladna, David Bienick, Tim Nazzaro
A 75-year-old woman has died after a Friday afternoon water rescue in Acton, Massachusetts. Her 1-year-old grandchild also did not survive.
