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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About 10,000 North Shore students aren't in school as a result of teacher strikes in Beverly, Gloucester and now Marblehead.
City Councilors in Brockton passed an ordinance to penalize people experiencing homelessness with $200 fines for camping outside, and $50 for loitering.
Cases of whooping cough are on the rise across Massachusetts, increasing to “pre-pandemic levels” this year, according to state health officials.
Two weeks into an ongoing teachers strike across three North Shore districts, harried parents find themselves scrambling to navigate childcare, their
The state is expected to intervene in contract negotiations between school committees and unions in Marblehead and Beverly as students approach a third week of missed classes.
By: Tori Bedford
Worcester community members commemorated a tragic event in the city's history Tuesday, which marked 25 years since a horrific warehouse fire led to the death of six firefighters.
Drivers are already organizing support for a union effort, one month before a ballot question approving unionizing becomes law.
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.
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