Quincy house fire. Quincy wins $10 million grant. Bridge openings.
State Representative Tackey Chan speaks about renewable energy, comments on the State Funeral for President Jimmy Carter, and outlines some legislative goals for 2025.
Former Quincy official arrested. Braintree restaurant closes. Inmates learn to cook.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about plans to celebrate Quincy 400 in 2025. Koch also provides an update on plans for the new Squantum Elementary School.
Quincy man found safe. Pedestrian struck in Plymouth. Celebration of Life for Francis X. Bellotti.
Quincy City Council President Ian Cain gives an update of the first council meeting of 2025, including his election as council president, and commendations to two firefighters.
Search is on for missing Quincy man. Cain elected council president. Squantum School meeting.
Theresa Whitaker, Program Specialist, Adult Basic Education/Financial REACH Center, and Karen Gurry, Financial/Career Coach at Quincy Community Action Programs speak about their financial education and tax assistance programs.
Fatal crash in Quincy. Changes to Adams Presidential Center. Annual Polar Plunge.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch talks about plans to celebrate Quincy's 400th anniversary as a settlement in 2025.
Red line derailment. Municipal broadband moves forward. Are You Ok rescue.
State Representative Tackey Chan explains the last minute flurry of legislative initiatives in 2024 on Beacon Hill. Chan also comments on some new laws taking effect in 2025 including health care reform, speaks about the passing of President Jimmy Carter, and discusses the terrorist attack in New Orleans.
Quincy prepares to mark 400th anniversary. Man found dead in minivan. Former Boston police commissioner to speak in Quincy.
Robert Notch, Massachusetts first Veteran Advocate, speaks about the mission of his office and details about the new Hero Act.
Man pleads guilty to Quincy break-in's. Quincy community survey. Quincy 400 shop open.
Quincy Access Television Executive Director Jonathan Caliri offers thanks and praise to QATV volunteers, and members, and offers a preview of what's to come in 2025.
Pedestrian accident in Quincy. Drugs and guns recovered in Quincy. Quincy Animal Shelter fundraiser.
Quincy Mayoral Representative Chris Walker and Commissioner of Natural Resources Dave Murphy explain the next steps, now that a 50 year lease extension has been approved for Quarry Hills Associates to operate the Granite Links Golf Club.
Condos approved for South Quincy. Cahill named President of South Shore Chamber. Coyote attack in Weymouth.
Patrick Ronan, Senior Director of Community and Government Relations with Father Bills & Mainspring provides an update on their recent Thanksgiving meals program, a request for holiday assistance, and discussion about the current homeless situation on the South Shore.