Daily Debrief

In tonight’s Daily Debrief, two bank heists are pulled off in quick succession in Boston. Plus, a father is accused of pulling the trigger in a Dorchester shooting which police say grazed his 7-year-old daughter, and an emotional show of support inside a Foxboro barber shop.

In today’s Daily Debrief, Salem health officials consider requiring a negative COVID test for some Halloween events. Far-right groups warn their followers that tomorrow’s “Justice for J6” rally in Washington, D.C. could be a set-up, although there’s no evidence of that. And Worcester is offering jobs to the hundreds of Afghan refugees coming to Massachusetts. Plus, Boston’s most famous petty...

In tonight’s Daily Debrief, three mountain bikes are stolen from a Manchester, New Hampshire, bike shop before a less-than-smooth getaway. Plus, the head of a 7-year-old girl is grazed by a bullet in a daytime Dorchester shooting, and Tom Brady weighs in on playing football at 50 years old.

In today’s Daily Debrief, aid groups say Afghan refugees could be in Massachusetts “any day now,” and they may need your help once they get here. A Worcester hospital is giving bonuses to employees who have stayed on the job throughout the pandemic. Plus, why are so many people eating Rice Krispies Treats before they work out?

In tonight’s Daily Debrief, the stage is now set for an historic election, with two women of color racing to become Boston’s next mayor. Plus, the Massachusetts National Guard continues its training to transport students to school amid a bus driver shortage.

In today’s Daily Debrief, Boston election workers counted ballots through the night to come up with the winners of the preliminary mayoral election. Plus, hospitals are filling up with COVID patients once again and FIFA is scouting Gillette Stadium as a possible host for the 2026 World Cup.

In tonight’s Daily Debrief, a local hero is honored with a public wake in Lawrence after making the ultimate sacrifice for her country. Plus, the polls are closed and the tally begins as the first leg of the Boston mayoral race winds down, and a petition to name an official state dinosaur moves forward on Beacon Hill.

In today’s Daily Debrief, polls opened early Tuesday morning for voting in the preliminary elections. We have everything you need to know before you head out to vote. Health experts have new guidance for people who have already recovered from COVID-19 when it comes to getting the vaccine. Plus, a look at the best looks from Monday night’s Met...

In tonight’s Daily Debrief, five young kids are removed from an unsanitary apartment in Manchester, New Hampshire. Plus, the Massachusetts National Guard has been deployed to transport kids to school, and you can now buy a pair of glasses that takes pictures and videos.

In today’s Daily Debrief, the Mac Jones era gets off to a rocky start. But the rookie QB is promising a better performance as the leader of the Patriots moving forward, and his teammates are standing behind him. Plus, everything voters need to know before the first round of voting in the Boston mayor’s race Tuesday. And the Gulf Coast...

In tonight’s Daily Debrief, all eyes are on Mac Jones ahead of Sunday’s Patriots season opener. Plus, commemorations are planned in Boston Saturday for the 20th anniversary of 9/11, and the price of food continues to soar from coast to coast.

In today’s Daily Debrief, the clock is ticking until Mac Jones takes his first snap of the regular season, and there are changes at Gillette Stadium you need to know about. One part of President Biden’s vaccine mandate goes into effect today. Plus, local events to help you honor 9/11 victims on the 20th anniversary of the attacks.

In tonight’s Daily Debrief, the NTSB is investigating after a Cape Air plane crashes in Provincetown. Plus, it’s officially back to school for students in Boston amid a school bus driver shortage, and get ready for the first museum in Somerville dedicated entirely to selfies.

A bus driver shortage has the school year off to a bumpy start in Boston, and there are new rules for classroom COVID safety. Plus, the Patriots new quarterback is speaking out, and you could make an appearance in a spooky sequel!

In tonight’s Daily Debrief, a tragic accident in Northborough when a landscaper is killed after coming into contact with electrical wires. Plus, a man is dead following a daytime shooting in Jamaica Plain, and the Boston College football team tries to pronounce Massachusetts cities and towns.

In today’s Daily Debrief, tonight is the first televised mayoral debate in Boston, and you can only watch it on NBC10 Boston. We have everything you need to know before tuning in. Also, students in the Melrose School District are under quarantine after positive COVID cases. And one man found out the hard way that it’s always best to tell...

In tonight’s Daily Debrief, shark tourism is on the rise on Cape Cod. Plus, a car slams right into a Worcester restaurant just two months after it opened, and a 13-year-old girl is killed in a dirt bike crash in Wareham.

In today’s Daily Debrief, a dog is alive and well after it was left to drown, and now its owner is telling us why he did it. There are three changes you’ll need to know about before traveling as coronavirus cases surge. Plus, a decades-old Boston Marathon tradition is getting the axe.

In tonight’s Daily Debrief, two toddlers are attacked by a coyote in Arlington. Plus, a man dies while saving his girlfriend from a fire in Brighton, and a family is rescued after their car crashes into a pond in Littleton, landing on its roof.

In today’s Daily Debrief, the three ways millions of Americans could be losing a safety net they’ve relied on for most of the pandemic. Plus, a home in Brighton goes up in flames, killing one person and displacing nine others, and a film production crew is looking for extras for a Christmas movie filming in New England.