Big thank you to our newest writer Jane Flautt for this great writeup on one of my first stories in my first week as a reporter for WBZ NewsRadio

This one was a wild ride that took a couple days to straighten out. An update on the final fate of the Seaport's "Immortal Pothole."

Had a lot of fun on the water with this one!

In case anyone was wondering about the story behind alllll those "Envy Apple" billboards. Great fun with this one.

First Boston Marathon in the field: ✅

Wondering whatever happened to Norwood Hospital in this whole Steward situation? We took a look:

State Auditor Diana DiZoglio wants more transparency on Beacon Hill, so she’d like a look at their books. But leaders there say she doesn’t have the power – and shouldn’t. ow.ly/GkYv50TJYqe For more, ask Alexa to play WBZ NewsRadio on #iHeartRadio.

I sat down with some of the leaders of this nascent movement. Wild, but a fascinating look at where some people are, post-election.

This was a fascinating look into the fight to keep one of the oldest houses in Massachusetts from being demolished. I spoke to George Sawin, whose great (x6) grandfather built it. Things younger than this house: - The piano - Seltzer - The United States of America

Patriots Owner Robert Kraft spoke to the media saying he felt "terrible" for firing head coach Jerod Mayo but said it was necessary because he doesn't like losing. wbznewsradio.iheart.com/content/patrio…

A day at Gillette (my first, after growing up practically in its shadow) -- Robert Kraft takes it all on his shoulders today, saying Jerod Mayo's short tenure here is "all on me." Decision made in last month. "If it was just personal, it would be different."

Gov. Maura Healey, MBTA General Manager Phil Eng, and other officials get off at the brand-new East Taunton stop, part of the newly-finished South Coast Rail project.

A look into a growing suburban financial crisis. After 8 failed overrides over the last 35 years, Stoneham may now need to shut down town services once taken as a given.

Sometimes, there's nowhere to go but up.

Community members describe an intense atmosphere of fear and apprehension on the streets, as people have seen their friends and family members arrested and hauled away. ChaielSchaffelWBZ reports: ow.ly/2M2G50VU6Bx

wbznewsradio.iheart.com/content/federa… Marcelo Gomes da Silva immigration lawyer Robin Nice: "It's people like Marcelo who are the fabric of our community. So what are we doing here? We have other actual problems to solve. Marcelo is not a problem."

A couple hundred Karen Read supporters are arrayed outside Norfolk Superior Court and down the street as we wait for the defense team to come back out, after three questions from the jury.

Photo from a wild day. Not guilty on the major counts. This is right after the verdict came down. Easily a crowd of hundreds up and down High Street in Dedham.