Sharman Sacchetti is a Political Reporter at WCVB. She specializes in covering elections, government, and public policy, with a keen focus on transportation and mobility issues, including public transportation and real estate development. Sharman's work has been featured in various outlets, including WESH 2 News, WDSU-TV, and MSN.
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By: Sharman Sacchetti
A Lowell Marine veteran is back in the U.S. after four years in a Russian prison, and doctors say recovery could take years.
By: Sharman Sacchetti
Editorial Standards ⓘ LOWELL, Mass. — A Marine veteran from Lowell, Massachusetts, has been freed from a Russian prison and is now back on U.S. soil.
By: Phil Tenser, Ed Harding, Sharman Sacchetti
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu plans to use public records requests as a tactic to identify private property owners who might be considering working with ICE as the agency seeks to expand its footprint in Boston.
By: Ed Harding, Sharman Sacchetti
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu joined WCVB's "On the Record" to discuss public safety concerns, potential ICE expansion plans and her state Senate endorsements.
By: Phil Tenser, Sharman Sacchetti
Massachusetts Rep. Katherine Clark and other high-ranking Democrats are holding a hearing in Maine on Monday about the killing of a man by an ICE officer last month.
By: Sharman Sacchetti, Phil Tenser
With the primary election rapidly approaching, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is expected to make an announcement about personnel changes in the city's Election Department.
By: Sharman Sacchetti
Moulton and Markey clashed over AI and transgender athletes in their final debate before Massachusetts' primary.
By: Ed Harding, Sharman Sacchetti
This week, the six Democrats running for Massachusetts' 6th Congressional District go "On the Record." We speak one-on-one with Bethany Andres-Beck, John Beccia, Jamie Belsito, Dan Koh, Mariah Lancaster, and Tram Nguyen.
By: Sharman Sacchetti
Massachusetts Rep. Stephen Lynch is seeking reelection, emphasizing his decades of experience and legislative accomplishments, while challenger Patrick Roath advocates for generational change and a more urgent approach to key issues.
By: Sharman Sacchetti, Emily Maher
Boston residents are reflecting on the life and legacy of a country music icon, recalling her impact as a performer, songwriter, and unifier across generations and political divides.
