Samantha Kummerer

2 weeks ago | whdh.com | Samantha Kummerer

It was a shock for Dori when she found out she had just $11 for groceries in February. “It was a tough hit for me,” she said. Someone had stolen her SNAP benefits, the nearly $300 in government assistance she receives each month to buy food. “I’m also on disability so I’m on a very limited income. When that money is gone it’s very hard to replace. I mean what do you do?” Dori said.

3 weeks ago | whdh.com | Samantha Kummerer

The silence in their home is heartbreaking. The Mignosa family has gone four months without their lab, Cooper—four months without him greeting them at the door when they return home. “He was just the best. He was just part of our family,” Lisa Mignosa said. “It’s very devastating.” It’s been four months since the family has seen Cooper splash in the ocean and trot through the neighborhood. “Everyone in the town would know him. We’d walk him and they’d know him more than they knew me.

1 month ago | whdh.com | Samantha Kummerer

BOSTON (WHDH) - A routine bus ride left MBTA bus driver Patty Hardy fearing for her life. “He came to my door and he said, ‘I’ll stab you. I will kill you,’” Hardy remembered. “I’m like, is this how I’m going to die today?” The memory of one of her passengers threatening her life is still one that Hardy vividly remembers. “I could not get my seat belt off fast enough because I didn’t want to sit there and be a sitting duck, just in case he did want to stab me,” Hardy said.

1 month ago | whdh.com | Samantha Kummerer

PLYMOUTH, MASS. (WHDH) - The excitement of moving back home was quickly replaced by shock for Meghan McIntyre. “It’s like a never-ending nightmare,” McIntyre said. The nightmare started last fall when McIntyre and her boyfriend decided to move back to Plymouth and purchase their own home. Months later, instead of moving into the house they bought, they are forced to rent an apartment while also paying the mortgage on a home they aren’t allowed to live in. Instead, someone else is living in the house.

2 months ago | whdh.com | Samantha Kummerer

BOSTON (WHDH) - Passengers aren’t the only ones running through the Boston Logan International Airport. Mice are scurrying around too!“I saw at least, maybe, five or six,” said Trina who flew out of Logan. “They just run around.”Trina spotted the critters scurrying in Terminal B at Logan this summer after she missed a connecting flight. “I was just shocked by the level of rodents,” she said.