Kimberly Bookman is a Reporter at WHDH 7. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, crime and justice, and animal care, reflecting her passion for news and community engagement. Kimberly has been featured in KGMB-TV (Honolulu, HI), NewsBreak, and NBC Boston.
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Kimberly Bookman's reporting primarily focuses on local crime, breaking news, and evolving stories in Massachusetts. Her articles cover various topics such as traffic accidents, crime, police activities, weather-related incidents, court cases, and controversies.
Given her coverage attributes of evolving stories and breaking news focused on specific local events in Massachusetts related to crime and government/politics themes. If you have firsthand information or expert analysis related to these types of incidents or ongoing investigations within the specified geographic area that aligns with Kimberly's coverage focus would likely be most relevant for her reporting.
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Shawn Nelson recorded video of the fight aboard the No. 28 bus in Boston's Mattapan neighborhood.
By: Kimberly Bookman
Lindsay Clancy returns to court Tuesday for the first time since a judge declared a mistrial in the murder case against her.
By: Kimberly Bookman
Vera Kafkas says she wants accountability after a stranger's dog bit her dog, with her 3-month-old son's stroller tipping over in the process.
By: Kimberly Bookman, Asher Klein
A student's notebook that read “Death Note” prompted an investigation from police and school officials in Sterling, Massachusetts, last week, leading the student's temporary suspension but no criminal charges.
The attacks in Israel killed 1,200 people, with 251 others being taken hostage, on Oct. 7, 2023.
By: Thea DiGiammerino, Kimberly Bookman
Security video shows three people stealing thousands of dollars in cooking oil from the grease dumpster of a restaurant in Beverly , Massachusetts, this weekend.
By: Mike Pescaro, Kimberly Bookman, Kaitlin McKinley
Witnesses described a chaotic scene as a man attacked two Boston police officers who were trying to arrest him in the South End Monday.
By: Kimberly Bookman
Security video shows three people stealing thousands of dollars in cooking oil from the grease dumpster of a restaurant in Beverly, Massachusetts, this weekend.
By: Asher Klein, Kimberly Bookman
Andria Hanafin's husband, who found her body at their home, told investigators that his wife and son had been fighting recently about the cats that
By: Kimberly Bookman
The victim said he approached the other driver for insurance information after he clipped his vehicle.
