Latoyia Edwards

Black and young people would be impacted most heavily by the FDA’s proposal to ban menthol cigarettes.

Latoyia talks to Harvard student Matine Khalighi about EEqual, an organization he created to help homeless students receive higher education.

Two weeks ahead of election day in Boston, fireworks were on display at a debate between Michelle Wu and Annissa Essaibi George.

It’s Hispanic Heritage Month. For the latest This Is New England, Latoyia Edwards is talking with MassInc.’s Juana Matias and Evelyn Barahona of the Latino Equity Fund about a really important topic: how to amplify LatinX voices.

Hispanic Heritage Month is September 15th through October 15th. In this segment, Latoyia Edwards and her panelists discuss how to amplify LatinX voices.

In the first televised debate between Boston’s five major mayoral hopefuls, the candidates squared off over police reform, education and the coronavirus crisis, vying for votes less than a week before a preliminary election that will knock the field down to two. Mayor Kim Janey; City Councilors Annissa Essaibi George, Andrea Campbell and Michelle Wu; and John Barros, the...

Kim Janey, Michelle Wu, Andrea Campbell, Annissa Essaibi George and John Barros took part in a debate Wednesday night ahead of the preliminary election for Boston mayor.

The five candidates vying to be the next person Boston elects as mayor finished the campaign’s first televised debate by giving closing statements. Watch them all here.

The five candidates for Boston City Council took a series of rapid-fire questions at the end of the first televised debate in this year’s election, including who else they’d vote for on the debate stage, whether they’ve been vaccinated and who’s bought from one of Boston’s pot shops.

We will get to see the five candidates for Boston mayor really take on the issues head-to-head in their first televised debate Wednesday night.

The Boston Children’s Chorus and Friends of the Public Garden have been teaming up all summer for the “We Sing” concert series. It’s fun for the whole family, with the BCC providing free outdoor music in Boston’s neighborhoods and the surrounding area. There is a concert scheduled for this Saturday, 8/21, at Brockton City Hall at 2pm. A special event...

NBC10 Boston, Telemundo Boston and NECN in partnership with the Dorchester Reporter and the Bay State Banner, hosted a 1-hour long live preliminary mayoral debate inside the NBCUniversal Boston Media Center on Wednesday. The debate with Mayor Kim Janey and challengers John Barros, Andrea Campbell, Annissa Essaibi George and Michelle Wu took place inside a secure and closed studio inside…

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.

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.

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.

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.