Tori Bedford is a reporter at WGBH News, WGBH-FM. She covers a range of topics including social issues, education, and regional interests, with a focus on culture, government, and climate change. Tori's work has been featured in various outlets such as Vermont Public, New Hampshire Public Radio, and New England Public Media.
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Tori Bedford’s coverage focuses on local government, politics, and social issues in Massachusetts and Boston. Her articles often cover announcements from the government, legal policy regulations, and evolving stories related to homelessness, racism, and other political matters.
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The first phase of the MBTA's Better Bus Project will go into effect on Sunday, with major changes to several bus routes in the hopes of getting
Massachusetts legislators reached a deal to advance a long-debated bill focused on preventing opioid overdose deaths and improving access to treatment
Starbucks employees in Brighton organized a walkout on Monday, joining an escalating surge of strikes, rallies and protests at stores across the country.
On the first day of 1992, Blue Hills Reservation supervisor Patrick Flynn had an idea to bring people together on a winter hike to celebrate the new year and the natural beauty of Massachusetts' parks.
By: Tori Bedford
Saturday marks two years since the death of Sayed Faisal, a 20-year-old college student who was shot by a Cambridge police officer while experiencing a mental health crisis.
The numbers have significantly changed — but so has the testing technology.
Massachusetts residents who don't have health or dental insurance have just 10 days to sign up before the state Health Connector's open enrollment period ends on January 23.
By: Diane Adame, Tori Bedford
Massachusetts residents with ties to Israel and the Palestinian territories are expressing relief and celebration upon hearing that a ceasefire agreement has been reached between Israel and Hamas.
The president’s order was almost immediately met with legal challenges from Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell as well as local civil rights organizations and immigrant advocacy groups.
An earthquake near York Harbor, Maine, sent shocks throughout New England on Monday morning.
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