Ross Cristantiello is a staff writer at Boston.com. He covers a diverse array of topics, including Boston politics, breaking crime stories, wildlife conservation, and regional interest, with a commitment to journalism that strengthens community connections. Ross has been featured in Boston.com and NewsBreak.
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Over the past two years, Boston has made a deliberate pivot away from dangerous rodenticides towards a more proactive approach of controlling rat populations.
By: Ross Cristantiello
Faced with a financial headwinds, many Massachusetts farmers are finding ways to attract members of the public to their land.
By: Ross Cristantiello
Sen. Ed Markey and Rep. Seth Moulton each cast themselves as progressives willing to fight the Trump administration while attacking their opponent's character.
The woman, identified only as a 61-year-old Plymouth resident, was likely sitting outside on her porch when the tree collapsed, officials said.
By: Ross Cristantiello
Kevin Foster is being remembered for his "generosity, laughter, and enormous heart."
By: Ross Cristantiello
Trooper Joseph Franklin faces two felony charges. He pleaded not guilty at an arraignment last month.
Sen. Ed Markey, who called for the release of the Epstein files, has adamantly denied ever knowing or working with the notorious sex offender.
"ICE needs to be stopped, here in Massachusetts and around this country. Just stopped in its tracks," Gov. Maura Healey said as she signed the PROTECT Act.
By: Ross Cristantiello
Officials are increasing pressure on the Suffolk sheriff's department after an inmate's death was found to be a homicide.
By: Ross Cristantiello
“People are really frantic and worried about what's happening,” Councilor Ruthzee Louijeune said.
