Susan Tran

A Boston woman who tested positive for COVID-19 is pleading for everyone to practice social distancing.

How well do you know your co-workers? Here at NBC10 Boston and necn, we’ve been getting to know ours a lot better thanks to reporter/anchor Susan Tran. This month, she’s been asking our coworkers to tell her three things she doesn’t know about them and sharing the results with #3ThingsIDidntKnow. They’re fascinating!

Authorities are investigating after a person was shot at a college readiness program in Boston on Thursday.

A large amount of snow fell Sunday night into Monday morning in much of Greater Boston.

Crews were cleaning up Monday after significant snowfall across the region.

Fans are awaiting the AFC title game between th Patriots and the Chiefs in Kansas City.

Antonio Brown isn’t the only exciting new member of the New England Patriots! The Patriots’ grounds team is getting their own new team member who can dash across an NFL field with the best of them — a rescue dog named Boyd.

The grandson of a 74-year-old Mattapan woman has been charged with her murder.

Two years after a mother of seven was killed, her boyfriend faced a judge.

A group of activists, protesting the detention and deportation of immigrants, is walking from Boston to an immigration detention center in Dover, New Hampshire. Marchers left Government Center around 11 a.m. Monday, walking through the blazing heat.

An 80-mile march from Boston to New Hampshire is in opposition to the Trump administration’s immigration policies.

Convicted child rapist Wayne Chapman is on trial after allegedly exposing himself to nurses at a state prison.

A Massachusetts grand jury handed up an indictment Tuesday in connection with the mysterious death of a 15-year-old girl in Cambridge last summer. Isaias Plaza, of Boston, was charged at Middlesex Superior Court with manslaughter and assault and battery resulting in serious injury in connection with the July 22, 2018, death of Richelle Robinson.

Boston Public Schools Superintendent Brenda Cassellius is brand new but she is already getting what appears to be a final exam as the district mulls how to deal with a persistent controversy: diversity at one of its best schools.

She only started work on July 1, but brand-new Boston Public Schools Superintendent Brenda Cassellius is already getting what appears to be a final exam as the district mulls how to deal with a persistent controversy: diversity at one of its best schools.

The Wakefield 4th of July parade is so hot, that people from all over are flocking to set up chairs.

The owner of a Middleboro coffee shop is accused of taking advantage of employees with disabilities.

A freak accident on the highway left a driver hurt on I-93 in Wilmington.

There are growing concerns that five natural gas leaks near schools in Worcester are causing health issues associated with asthma.