Peter Eliopoulos is a General Assignment Reporter for WCVB Channel 5, focusing on local news in the Massachusetts area, particularly in Boston. With experience in covering a wide range of topics, Peter is dedicated to delivering accurate and timely news stories that impact the local community. His work has also been featured on WMUR-TV.
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Boston, Massachusetts, United States (Local)
Peter Eliopoulos focuses on local news, particularly breaking and evolving stories related to crime, accidents, and police investigations in the Massachusetts area. His coverage also includes events within the region.
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One resident has had four packages stolen from his porch in 2024.
By: Peter Eliopoulos, Phil Tenser
BOSTON — Following the conclusion of a Bruins playoff game on Saturday, the staff at Boston's TD Garden had less than a day to transform the arena
Police in Methuen, Massachusetts, are asking for the public's help in identifying a motorcycle and rider who was involved in a fatal hit-and-run pedestrian crash last night, Chief Scott McNamara said.
BOSTON — It's do-or-die for the Bruins in Game 7. Advertisement
By: Peter Eliopoulos
Residents who spoke with NewsCenter 5 say some of the rocks that landed on their properties were the size of softballs.
By: Peter Eliopoulos
The adoptive parents of Harmony's brother say they are frustrated that they may not be allowed to speak at the hearing on behalf of their son, Jamison.
By: Peter Eliopoulos, Karen Read
BOSTON — The New Hampshire attorney general says the boy's adoptive parents can't speak for him, and that the 7-year-old himself would either need
By: Peter Eliopoulos
BOSTON — North End restaurant owners frustrated over the ban on outdoor dining met Friday with Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn.
Natick police said they were working with MBTA police on what they described as a trespasser fatality involving two people on the commuter rail tracks
A random assault on a college student on a Boston street in broad daylight last week is under investigation.
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