Latoyia Edwards

Alton Jenkins is the Youth of the Year for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston and Massachusetts. How the clubs have changed his life and what the honor means to this impressive young man.

Alton Jenkins is the Youth of the Year for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston and Massachusetts. Latoyia checks in with the impressive young man to learn all the ways the Yawkey Club of Roxbury has changed his life.

June is Pride Month and there are so many ways to get involved. Latoyia Edwards talks to Linda DeMarco, President of Boston Pride, about the many virtual events on the horizon for the community.

Take a step into the Lawrence History Center, and you’ll take a journey into the minds that built the city from the ground up.

The Boston Arts Academy Honors, the biggest fundraiser of the year for the Boston Arts Academy Foundation, were held Saturday, hosted by NBC10 Boston’s Latoyia Edwards and JC Monahan. The glamorous event featured high-profile honorees and student performances, all with the goal of raising a million dollars to support the mission of the Boston Arts Academy, Boston’s only public...

A day after Derek Chauvin was found guilty on all counts in the murder of George Floyd, Latoyia Edwards talks to three local civil rights leaders about the road ahead.

Local advocates are calling for continued police accountability after Derek Chauvin was found guilty in the murder of George Floyd.

In this special episode of This Is New England, we celebrate Boston Arts Academy, the city’s only public high school for the visual and performing arts. The school currently has about 500 students who pick from one of five majors: music, dance, visual arts, theater, or fashion.

This special episode of This Is New England highlights the work being done by King Boston to bring the best voices in Boston together from all walks of life and all professions to help create a loving, inclusive, and anti-racist city.

This special episode of This Is New England highlights the work being done by King Boston to create an anti-racist city.

In this special episode of This Is New England, Latoyia gets a preview of Boston Arts Academy Honors. It’s the biggest fundraiser of the year for Boston Arts Academy Foundation, the charitable arm of Boston’s only public high school for the visual and performing arts. Join us for BAA Honors on Saturday May 1st at 7pm on NECN and 7:30pm...

NBC10 Boston morning news anchor Latoyia Edwards digs into the major disparities that exist in healthcare and the impact these disparities have on the Black community in a half-hour special, “Trauma: Racism in Healthcare.” The COVID-19 pandemic unfortunately revealed the devastating impact these inequities have on communities of color. Now with the vaccine rolling out; the Black community has expressed hesitancy...

The half-hour special examines how the Black community is impacted disproportionality by the pandemic and explores the historical trauma that shapes the Black community’s relationship with the healthcare system.

The COVID-19 pandemic revealed major disparities that exist within the Black community. Dr. Anthony Fauci talks about why we see higher infection rates and higher death rates in Black and brown communities and addresses what we need to do now to close the gap.

Latoyia Edwards sat down with two Black doctors in the Boston medical community to discuss the gaping inequities in health care that exist within the Black community.

Latoyia Edwards sat down with historian Susan Reverby, author of “Examining Tuskegee,” and Michael Curry, president and CEO of the Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers, to discuss the historical roots of the Black community’s distrust in the medical system.

Kim Janey became acting mayor of Boston Monday night, becoming the first woman and the first person of color to hold the city’s top job at the 55th time of asking. Janey, who’s been president of the Boston City Council, takes over for Marty Walsh, who was confirmed by the Senate Monday as President Joe Biden’s labor secretary and...

City Councilor Kim Janey sat down for an interview with Latoyia Edwards before taking over as acting mayor of Boston following the confirmation of Marty Walsh as U.S. labor secretary.

Boston City Council President Kim Janey will replace outgoing Mayor Marty Walsh, confirmed by the Senate as President Joe Biden’s U.S. labor secretary.