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Kyle Bray

Kyle Bray

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Weekend Editor and Sports Anchor, WBZ-AM (Boston, MA)

Somerville

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Total articles 525

  • Former Northeastern Employee Gets Prison Time For Hoax Explosion

    By Kyle Bray| WBZ-AM (Boston, MA) Verified Photo: James Rojas/WBZ NewsRadioBOSTON (WBZ NewsRadio) — A federal judge sentenced a former Northeastern University employee to one year and one day in prison for staging a hoax explosion and lying to the authorities about it. A federal jury convicted Jason Duhaime of intentionally conveying false and misleading information about an explosive device and two counts of making materially false statements to a federal law enforcement agent back in June of 2024.

    By Kyle Bray · WBZ-AM (Boston, MA)

    Jan. 14, 2025

  • Governor Healey Speaks Out Against Ending MCAS Graduation Requirement

    By Kyle Bray| WBZ-AM (Boston, MA) Verified Photo: Provided by Protect Our Kids’ Future: Vote No on 2 Committee. BOSTON (WBZ NewsRadio) — Gov. Maura Healey spoke out against a ballot measure that would end the MCAS graduation requirement. Question two on the November ballot seeks to remove passing the state's standardized test as a requirement for graduation and instead let students get a diploma if they meet academic standards set by the state and their district. It would not eliminate the test as a whole.

    By Kyle Bray · WBZ-AM (Boston, MA)

    Oct. 16, 2024

  • MBTA Closes Stretch Of Green Line B Branch For Track Work

    By Kyle Bray| WBZ-AM (Boston, MA) Verified Photo: WBZ NewsRadio File PhotoBOSTON (WBZ NewsRadio) — The MBTA is closing a stretch of the Green Line's B Branch for track work. Shuttle busses will replace service along the B Branch from Boston College to Babcock Street from Aug. 2 through Aug.11. There will be no shuttle stops at Allston Street, Griggs Street, or Packard's Corner for accessibility reasons. During the closure, MBTA crews will work to replace tracks and ties along this stretch of the line to eliminate remaining slow zones.

    By Kyle Bray · WBZ-AM (Boston, MA)

    Aug. 02, 2024

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WBZ-AM (Boston, MA)