Peter Eliopoulos is a Reporter at WCVB. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, and environmental issues, with a particular focus on water management, conservation, and rights. Peter's work has been featured in various outlets such as WKBT News 8 Now, NewsChannel 21, and WLKY-TV CBS Louisville, among others.
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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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By: Peter Eliopoulos
New surveillance video shows a wrong-way driver moments before a deadly Route 1 crash in Peabody that killed a state trooper.
By: Peter Eliopoulos
Georgetown is honoring fallen state Trooper Kevin Trainor with blue ribbons and tributes across town.
An Essex County grand jury handed up a 10-count indictment against a Massachusetts man accused of committing a home invasion at a mansion in Beverly.
Massachusetts lawmakers are weighing a plan to expand wrong-way driver detection systems after deadly crashes prompted a push for more safety measures.
By: Imani Clement, Peter Eliopoulos
Two people are injured, one seriously, after a car crashed on an interstate in Plainville, Massachusetts.
Two people were shot early Friday morning in the Dorchester neighborhood of Boston.
Nine students suffered minor injuries when their school bus was involved in a crash in Massachusetts. Surveillance video captured the crash.
By: Peter Eliopoulos
Over 37,000 flags were placed on the Boston Common on Memorial Day, each representing a Massachusetts life lost in service of the United States.
Crews checked a North End building after reports of falling bricks, with officials saying the facade may be compromised.
Attorneys for a Babson College student are appealing a ruling in her ICE arrest case, arguing to put an end to the government's "shell games."
