Rachel Keller is a journalist based in Boston, Massachusetts. She writes for WFXT Boston 25 News and Yahoo News, covering a range of local news topics including education, women's issues, parenting, healthcare, and social trends. Her work has also been featured in ABC 8NEWS WRIC, part of the Nexstar Media Group.
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Rachel Keller's coverage focuses on local news stories, especially those related to family and relationships, public health, parenting, crime, technology, weddings, workforce issues and community events. She often covers evolving stories and breaking news with a significant portion dedicated to government announcements.
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By: Rachel Keller, Natalie Khait
DEDHAM, Mass. — New data shows test scores are slowly rebounding among American students who suffered educational loss during the pandemic.
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By: Rachel Keller, Bob Dumas
BOSTON — History was made last month when the Boston City Council selected its first Haitian American president.
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By: Bob Dumas
Olin College President Gilda Barabino has been a trailblazer in chemical engineering and is now working to get more young people of color excited about STEM-related fields.
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By: Rachel Keller
February is Black History Month, but one local high school incorporates it into its curriculum all year long.
By: Rachel Keller, Bob Dumas
February is Black History Month, but one local high school incorporates it into its curriculum all year long.
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By: Rachel Keller
Lawmakers will gavel in a hearing Tuesday about a proposed ballot question that would eliminate the separate, lower minimum wage for tipped workers.
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By: Rachel Keller
Affordable housing continues to be a big problem all over our area, one solution that’s picking up steam involves some pretty small buildings.
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By: Rachel Keller
All parents want to make sure their kids are getting the right care when they’re at work and a new report reveals just how expensive child care can be.
By: Rachel Keller, Christine Swartz
The Juneteenth federal holiday marks the end of slavery in the United States, but it’s also an opportunity to celebrate Black Culture in our community. Boston 25 News recently visited Boston’s Huntington Theatre to share how they’re doing that... through art.
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By: Rachel Keller
The summer concert season is under way! And New England is getting some big-name bands.
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