Matt Reed is a reporter for WCVB Channel 5, focusing on local news in the Massachusetts and Boston area. With a background in journalism and experience working with various media outlets, including Inside Higher Ed and CNN, Matt covers a range of topics including local events, politics, transportation, and community issues.
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Matt Reed's coverage heavily focuses on evolving stories and breaking news, with an emphasis on local events in Boston and Massachusetts. His articles cover a wide range of topics including crime, sports, entertainment news as well as weather-related incidents such as snowstorms, water main breaks, and carbon monoxide poisoning.
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The fire started this weekend in Salem, which is expecting a plethora of tourists this week for Halloween festivities.
Two people were seriously injured in a crash in Needham, Massachusetts.
BOSTON — One person was injured early Tuesday in a fire at a home in Boston's Hyde Park neighborhood.
Crews in Salem, Massachusetts, are working to contain brush fires as thousands of people are expected to head to the city to celebrate Halloween.
By: Matt Reed
Crews in Salem fearful of flare-ups, monitored two intense brush fires overnight that remained smoldering Thursday morning.
By: Matt Reed
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By: Matt Reed
Hotel employees are back at work and working under a new contract.
Waverly Kitchen & Bar is a cozy spot that is just as welcoming for locals as the tourists who find their way to Bunker Hill Street.
In addition to selecting the next president and charting a course for the nation, voters on Tuesday may also decide to shake the foundation of the restaurant industry in Massachusetts.
By: Matt Reed
BOSTON — Massachusetts voters will also decide on five ballot questions covering a wide range of issues — some more controversial than others.
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