Lisa Gresci is a Reporter at Boston 25 News. With a focus on general assignment news, government, politics, and health and wellness, she covers a wide range of topics including elections, public policy, and law enforcement technology. Lisa has been featured in WHDH 7, Boston 25 News, and MSN.
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BOSTON — It's that time of year again, and Boston Public School students are checking their back-to-school lists to make sure they're ready for the first day.
By: Lisa Gresci
NEW BEDFORD, Mass. — A police officer is on administrative leave for allegedly using the Flock camera system to follow an ex-girlfriend.
By Lisa Gresci, Boston 25 News It wasn't the big upset win Congressman Seth Moulton was hoping for.
Weeks later, the holdout juror is speaking out through his attorney, taking to social media to call him a hero before releasing a statement.
By: Lisa Gresci
By Lisa Gresci, Boston 25 News DEDHAM, Mass. — Ed Gillen, of Dedham, is a father of four, a 39-year-old state highway worker, and beloved softball coach.
Montano's in North Truro is feeling an unexpected financial hit heading into an already much slower season.
A Sterling mother says a school suspension isn't enough after her daughter told her she was named on a so-called “kill list” at Chocksett Middle School.
Tucked inside the Square One Mall in Saugus is a place many people may not even know exists but for more than a hundred local teens, it's become a second home.
By: Lisa Gresci
A proposed $10 million settlement could resolve a lawsuit stemming from the death of 14-year-old David Almond , who died after he and one of his
By: Lisa Gresci
With fewer than 10 days until Election Day, New Hampshire's closely watched U.S. Senate race is entering its final stretch, with both candidates making a last push to win over voters.
