AM Quincy

Protests planned against Quincy pay hikes.

City council to take a stand on Gaza and Right to Shelter.

New animal shelter to open next year. 

Kelly Isenor, Communications Director for the American Red Cross, provides an update on the critical need for blood donors, a blood drive at Fenway Park on 9/11, and the blood donation process.  Visit redcrossblood.org for more information.  

Braintree stabbing.

Quincy pedestrian crash.

Red line shutdown.  

Lori Earl, co-founder of the This Star Won't Go Out Foundation explains the history of the non-profit organization and promotes their annual Shine Under the Stars Gala.  Visit TSWGO.org for more information.

Quincy man sentenced for hate crime.

O'Donnell wins.

Quincy Animal Shelter fundraiser. 

Primary results.

Voting irregularities in Quincy.

Quincy woman faces murder charge. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the primary election, new school year, the migrant crisis, and the MBTA shutdown.  

Election day.

Fatalities in Rockland and Plymouth.

Brush fire. 

Quincy Veterans Services Director Christine Cugini, and Robert Notch, from the Office of the Veteran Advocate in Massachusetts provide details about the newly passed legislation for veterans called The Hero Act.  

Red line delays.

Drunk driving crash.

Injured Quincy player is back.