AM Quincy

Quincy College Athletic Director Doug Scott talks about his journey from being a stand-out student athlete at Quincy High School to his new role at Quincy College.  

No Kings rally.

Pedestrian fatality.

Fall festivals. 

Zak Mertz, CEO of New England Wildlife Center in Weymouth promotes their annual Night of a Thousand Faces Pumpkin Festival.  

Kelly Brotzman, Executive Director of the Prison Book Program in Quincy speaks about their history and mission to provide books to incarcerated individuals.  Brotzman also promotes an upcoming fundraising event at a Boston bookstore.  

Judge hears salary cases.

No Kings rally.

New mural.  

State Representative Tackey Chan speaks about the local impact of the federal government shutdown, efforts to reign in energy costs, tariff impacts, and foreign trade.  

Statues on hold.

Second lawsuit on pay raise.

Quincy arsenal seized. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch says he will speak to the city council next week regarding questions raised about the city's debt.  

Ballot question in court.

Braintree and Brockton robberies.

53 innings of baseball.  

Quincy Animal Care Center Manager Brett Hale, and Quincy Animal Shelter President Sandra Sines talk about upcoming fundraisers, a new pet food bank, a spay and neuter program, and volunteer appreciation dinner.