Malcolm Johnson is a general assignment reporter with NBC10 Boston.
Before his arrival in Boston in January 2018, Johnson was a general assignment reporter and anchor for WFTX in Fort Myers, Florida. Before joining WFTX, he began his on-air reporting career in Macon, Georgia.
Johnson earned a reputation covering a wide range of issues and delivering thorough reports on breaking news as a morning reporter. He’s covered multiple hurricanes - including Maria and Irma, the 2016 presidential election as the candidates campaigns criss-crossed Florida, a mass shooting inside teenage nightclub “Club Blu” and multiple murder cases that received national attention.
Johnson’s journalism career began his senior year of college as a sports writer. He went on to cover high school and professional sports for WUSA-TV (CBS) in his hometown of Washington, D.C.
A graduate of West Virginia University, Johnson is an avid sports fan excited to live and work in a city that cherishes its sports teams.
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Starbucks in South Station cleared to reopen after rodent infestation
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Dramatic video shows police response to crash involving stolen vehicle in Revere
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Anti-ICE rally held in Boston as part of nationwide protest
Watch protesters rally in Boston during nationwide day of action against ICE, calling for accountability, abolition of ICE and immigrant protections.
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Rodent infestation closes Starbucks in South Station
Boston Inspectional Services says the store was shut down after multiple health violations.
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3 hospitalized after vehicle crashes into Danvers business
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