Alyssa Azzara

3 days ago | boston25news.com | Alyssa Azzara

BOSTON — Months after a school bus driver hit a young student and school aide, new dash cam footage shows a video from inside that bus. The lawsuit is filed on behalf of Cynthia Davis, the guardian of the 8-year-old boy who suffered a broken femur. Davis’ attorney’s said the boy is now dealing with post traumatic stress from the crash that happened outside of Curley K-8 School back in December.

3 days ago | yahoo.com | Alyssa Azzara

Months after a school bus driver hit a young student and school aide, new dash cam footage shows a video from inside that bus. The lawsuit is filed on behalf of Cynthia Davis, the guardian of the 8-year-old boy who suffered a broken femur. Davis’ attorney’s said the boy is now dealing with post traumatic stress from the crash that happened outside of Curley K-8 School back in December.

4 days ago | boston25news.com | Alyssa Azzara

PLYMOUTH, Mass. — A Plymouth woman is feeling grateful to be alive after a scary incident while driving last Wednesday. Now, she’s hoping to be reunited with the person she said helped lead her to safety. “There wasn’t an advanced warning that it was happening or anything it wasn’t lifting it just, ‘Wack!’” Robin Gallo said. Gallo said she was driving all but two minutes on Route 3 in Plymouth when all of a sudden, she saw her life flash before her eyes. “I was panicking,” Gallo said.

5 days ago | boston25news.com | Alyssa Azzara

WESTON, Mass. — Phase one of MassDOT’s weekend project in Newton and Weston on the Mass Pike is almost over. Construction is to demolish and replace a bridge running over the MBTA railroad. MassDOT Highway Administrator Jonathan Gulliver said the lane closures went as planned. “People took alternate routes or they adjusted their plans, and really we avoided the extreme delays that could’ve occurred otherwise,” Gulliver said. “There was some heavy delays going through that site at one point yesterday.

6 days ago | boston25news.com | Alyssa Azzara |Keenan Bassma

HANOVER, Mass. — What began as a harmless prank shortly crossed the line, as Hanover Public Schools addressed a disastrous senior prank. In a joint statement released by Hanover High School Principal Matthew Mattos and Superintendent Matthew Ferron on Thursday night, around 90 students, all presumably seniors in the Class of ‘25, entered the school after hours to perform their senior prank.