Bianca Beltrán

Reporter @nbc10boston @telemundoNI [email protected]

[Massachusetts Department of Fire Services @MassDFS]

Sept. 22-28, 2025, is the International Week of #Deaf People. Did you know that specialized #SmokeAlarms are available w/ flashing lights & vibrations? If you or a loved one are Deaf or hard of hearing, please be sure you're protected by smoke alarms that account for your needs.

[UMass Boston @UMassBoston]

UMB Emergency Alert: Police have reported the incident on campus all clear. There is no ongoing threat to the community.

[Massachusetts State Police @MassStatePolice]

Law enforcement will continue to investigate this incident. Anyone with relevant information is asked to report it to Police.

As always, if you see something suspicious, call 911.

[Bianca Beltrán @BiancaNBCBoston]

New info from @bostonpolice: "At this time, there has been no confirmation of shots fired and no confirmation of any individuals with firearms on campus.
This remains an active scene...avoid the area until further notice." Live coverage on @NBC10Boston
https://t.co/Jju832FW1k

[Glenn Jones @GlennBostonTV]

Massive police response, including SWAT, responding right now to UMass Boston. Reports of shots fired. Police & students seen running with urgency. Live breaking news coverage now on @NBC10Boston.

[Massachusetts State Police @MassStatePolice]

Troopers have responded to UMass Boston to an unconfirmed report of a shooting on campus.

Law Enforcement will coordinate with our campus partners to ensure the safety of students, faculty, and staff.

[Massachusetts Department of Fire Services @MassDFS]

The City of Fall River has set up a Notification Center for families whose loved ones were residents at Gabriel House. Anyone seeking info should go to the chapel at St. Anne’s Hospital. Please enter through the Emergency Department.

[Massachusetts Department of Fire Services @MassDFS]

Our hearts are with the City of Fall River and the families grieving after last night's terrible fire in an assisted living facility. Thank you to Fall River FD, PD, EMS, EMA, and others who undertook heroic efforts to rescue and treat occupants: https://t.co/dSzWts0C2v

[NBC10 Boston @NBC10Boston]

BOSTON TRAFFIC ALERT: Massachusetts State Police are now asking motorists to avoid the area of Exit 3 on I-93 due to heavy flooding on the highway. https://t.co/tyFTuVDiC6

[Bianca Beltrán @BiancaNBCBoston]

@RebeccaAguilar @IRE_NICAR @DanielaIbarraTV @cassandrajar @WatchdogDiva @reporter_laura @aperezpintado @CarolinaCruzTV @TheNewsYogi @DaniellaKSL It was a full circle moment for me seeing you there! Thank you for your support throughout my career!

[Bianca Beltrán @BiancaNBCBoston]

My latest investigation for @NBC10Boston, Part 2:

https://t.co/kijfTUTuaf

[Bianca Beltrán @BiancaNBCBoston]

My latest investigation for @NBC10Boston, Part 1:

https://t.co/WoKiuVnZqz

[Bianca Beltrán @BiancaNBCBoston]

If you went to a doctor’s office or had a telehealth appointment and then were charged a facility fee despite not going to a hospital, NBC News is interested in hearing from you. @NBC10Boston
Share your experience at this link:
https://t.co/wjcO3BaXX2

[Bianca Beltrán @BiancaNBCBoston]

The Trump administration on Thursday blocked the ability of Harvard University to enroll future international students and to retain its existing enrolled foreign students.

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[Bianca Beltrán @BiancaNBCBoston]

Starting today, tenants in Massachusetts can petition the court to seal their eviction records.
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[Bianca Beltrán @BiancaNBCBoston]

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[Bianca Beltrán @BiancaNBCBoston]

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[IOC MEDIA @iocmedia]

On this day in 1881, Pierre de Coubertin adopted the iconic Olympic motto: "Faster, Higher, Stronger," which continues to inspire athletes worldwide.

Today, with the addition of Together, the motto reflects the unifying power of sport. 🌍

Learn more ⬇️

https://t.co/hwnU8lrURo

[Al Roker @alroker]

Going into the severe weather and hurricane season, this cannot be good.

The Commerce Department has laid off hundreds of NOAA employees, many with specialized skills who work at one of the world's top climate science and weather forecasting agencies.
Why it matters: The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is responsible for providing weather watches and warnings, monitoring and studying Earth's climate, as well as operating weather satellites and protecting marine life.
The layoffs of probationary employees that began Thursday hit soon after cuts at the behest of Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency occurred at other climate and environment agencies.
The big picture: NOAA's missions require staff to work around the clock to monitor dangerous weather, earthquakes that could cause tsunamis, and other hazards.
In recent weeks, NOAA's National Weather Service has issued warnings for deadly flooding in Kentucky, heavy snow, frigid temperatures and other hazards across the country.
While NOAA had pushed for public safety exemptions from the layoffs for NWS meteorologists, not all were granted. A congressional aide reported hearing that "some" at NWS were spared but "not many."