AM Quincy

Morrissey not running.

Braintree chief resigns.

Unos closing. 

Social Security Public Affairs Specialist Kentia Torres provides an update for 2026 including the new cost of living adjustment, the go digital initiative, and protecting yourself from scams. 

Pay raise lawsuit rests.

State of the City address.

Tuskegee Airman to speak. 

Manet Community Health Center Director of Community Support Services Shirley Fajardo and Certified Patient Navigator Ken Moore discuss the open enrollment period for the MA Health Care Connector.  

Court hearing continues on pay raise.

Fatal fire.

2 eaarthquakes.

Mayoral pay back in court.

School committee begins new year.

Quincy rents decreasing. 

State Representative Tackey Chan explains the process for the new legislative session.  Other topics include the state election, energy reform, national politics. 

New school committee members.

Read's SUV to be auctioned.

Fourth pediatric flu death. 

Newly elected Quincy City Council President Anne Mahoney speaks about the city council swearing in ceremony and discusses some of her priorities for the new year.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the swearing in of the new city councilors and also speaks about the annual MLK Jr. Breakfast scheduled for January 19th.