Phil Tenser is a Digital Media Manager at WCVB in Boston. He specializes in covering a wide range of topics, including news, ethics, and public policy, with a particular focus on Massachusetts. Phil's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including KOAT 7, KESQ, and Madison Magazine, and he has earned multiple awards throughout his career for his contributions to digital content and journalism.
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Phil Tenser's coverage encompasses breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements with a focus on crime, sports, and government & politics in the local area of Massachusetts and Boston. He would likely be receptive to pitches related to breaking news stories or evolving developments within these themes.
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By: Phil Tenser, Sharman Sacchetti
With less than one month to go before the primary election, the latest debate between Markey and Moulton turned up the heat. One analyst thinks their behavior on the debate stage indicates just how close the race may be.
Investigators identified an 18-year-old who was fatally shot in East Boston over the weekend. The shooting remains under investigation.
Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren is calling President Trump's memecoin a possible illegal scam. She and another senator want the SEC to investigate.
A Somerville firefighter pleaded not guilty on Monday to charges of larceny and forgery related to an alleged World Cup ticket scam.
By: Phil Tenser, Jennifer Peñate
A Plymouth woman died Monday after being struck by a falling tree while she was out on her porch, town officials confirmed.
By: Sera Congi, Phil Tenser, Ed Harding
Lindsay Clancy spoke in court for the first time since the start of her murder trial as she agreed to a legal move that could shorten her ongoing case.
By: Phil Tenser
Massachusetts’ top court ordered a new trial for the mother convicted in 2022 of killing her children in a Voodoo ritual in a trial that was heard by the same judge currently overseeing the Clancy trial.
Conservation work at Boston’s Granary Burying Ground revealed a pre-Revolutionary War gravestone honoring a freed slave who was so beloved in the community that his name was shortened to Boston.
