Ted Wayman is an Emmy Award-winning News Reporter at WCVB Channel 5. He covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, travel and tourism, and regional interest, while also delving into crime, government, and politics. Ted's work has been featured in various outlets including KFYR-TV, WMUR-TV, and WYFF 4.
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By: Ted Wayman
Friends are remembering a family of four who was killed by an apparent exposure to carbon monoxide on Christmas Day. (WCVB, WMUR, VIEWER HANDOUT, CNN)
GLOUCESTER, Mass. — "Happy birthday, Pete, you inspired the world," said John Frates.
HOLDEN, Mass. — First responders from across New England gathered in Holden on Saturday to support Rutland firefighter Patrick Sullivan, who lost his wife and newborn twins after a medical emergency.
By: Ted Wayman
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — A former Cambridge, Massachusetts, resident now living in California said wildfires have destroyed homes and schools in his neighborhood.
Massachusetts natives, including a former marketing exec, are aiding Los Angeles wildfire victims, with Runway for Recovery supporting families battling cancer.
Snow showers that began early Saturday morning over Massachusetts continued into the late afternoon for many communities. For many, it was enough snow for sledding or skiing.
Two South Boston natives, now Los Angeles firefighters, are battling relentless wildfires, witnessing homes destroyed and facing challenges with wind-driven flames.
By: Ted Wayman
Noah Greany, 26, of South Boston died in the hospital on Sunday, after police said he was struck by an SUV while crossing the street in Andrew Square.
By: Michael Casey, Ted Wayman
Peppers is accused of grabbing his then-girlfriend by the neck and slamming her against a wall
By: Ted Wayman
QUINCY, Mass. — New England Patriots safety Jabrill Peppers will return to the stand Friday in his domestic assault trial.
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