Will Katcher is a reporter at MassLive based in Boston. He focuses on themes such as transportation and mobility, climate policy, and consumer travel, often exploring the intersections of public transportation and climate technology. Will's work has been featured in various outlets including syracuse.com, Yahoo News, and the Boston Business Journal.
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Will Katcher's coverage heavily focuses on crime, government & politics in Massachusetts. If you want to reach out to him, consider providing insights or perspectives related to ongoing stories or evolving issues within the state of Massachusetts. This could include expert analysis on legal matters, police actions, and updates on political decisions impacting the region.
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Two important dates are fast approaching in this year’s Massachusetts primary elections.
New federal rules are sharply reducing the number of people accessing SNAP, the nation's largest food assistance program.
By: Will Katcher
An MBTA shuttle bus driver, unfamiliar with the route, accidentally headed north on I-93 before passengers redirected him to North Station. The driver has since been removed from driving T shuttle buses.
State officials revoked the certifications of five police officers, barring them from future law enforcement work in Massachusetts.
By: Will Katcher
Massachusetts police oversight authorities voted last week to strip five former police officers of their licenses to work in law enforcement, adding them t
A Texas-based company may acquire Boston's 200-year-old Union Oyster House, per a city licensing board agenda showing a liquor license transfer.
By: Will Katcher
Boston's 200-year-old Union Oyster House has been sold to Houston's Fertitta family, owners of Landry's, who pledged to preserve the restaurant's staff, operations and traditions.
By: Will Katcher
Hale Education has partnered with The Trustees of Reservations to permanently protect over 1,100 forested acres near Boston, ensuring continued public access.
The MBTA will begin testing three new fare programs, including waiving fares for Massachusetts residents older than 75 who do not hold a driver’s license.
By: Will Katcher
The ruling found that it would be “practically impossible” for states to comply with the requirements laid out by the U.S. Postal Service.
