AM Quincy on QATV

Quincy man sentenced for hate crime. O'Donnell wins. Quincy Animal Shelter fundraiser. 

Primary results. Voting irregularities in Quincy. Quincy woman faces murder charge. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the primary election, new school year, the migrant crisis, and the MBTA shutdown.  

Election day. Fatalities in Rockland and Plymouth. Brush fire. 

Quincy Veterans Services Director Christine Cugini, and Robert Notch, from the Office of the Veteran Advocate in Massachusetts provide details about the newly passed legislation for veterans called The Hero Act.  

Red line delays. Drunk driving crash. Injured Quincy player is back.  

State Representative Tackey Chan comments on the migrant crisis, the upcoming MBTA shutdown, the upcoming state primary, and the recent August Moon festival.  

Quincy protest planned. High risk for West Nile in Quincy. Free mammograms in Quincy. 

Migrants at T station. Quincy company fined for fraud. Early Voting. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch speaks about the new school year, the pending MBTA shutdown, a candlelight vigil for overdose victims, and zoning issues.  

Quincy landlord admits to fraud. Owner of Quincy employment agency sentenced for fraud. Shark sighting in Quincy. 

Quincy Public Schools Superintendent Kevin Mulvey and Assistant Superintendent Erin Perkins provide information about the new school year which begins on September 4th.  

Early Voting. Mosquito spraying. Blood Drive. 

Walter and Kathy Hubley of the Wollaston Hill Neighborhood Association provide details about this year's annual Saturdays in the Park free concerts at Safford Park on Beale Street and information about a back to school bubble night, and Christmas Tree lighting ceremony in December. 

Bad Breath Rapist sentenced. Protestors at Morrissey fundraiser. Free legal advice for domestic violence survivors. AM Quincy podcast returns August 26th.  

State Representative Tackey Chan has a recap of the just concluded legislative session as well as discussion about the economy, international affairs, and the August Moon Festival.  

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo has the details of the August 13th Board of License Commissioners meeting and a preview of the September 3rd state primary election.  

Bad Breath Rapist to be sentenced. Whale impacting ferries. Good samaritans return cash in Hingham. 

Migrant arrested by ICE. Carney set to close. Feast security. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch explains potential future plans for the current MBTA garage on Hancock Street.  Koch also speaks about road work, back to school activities, and upcoming free celebrations.