Newscasts

An Arlington man who is an illustrator for the U.S. Mint is the keynote speaker at the Old Schwamb Mill this week. Two of his designs grace the flip side of scores of U.S. quarters honoring two woman who were nearly lost to history. A major Arlington business gets rid...

An investigation is underway into a recent rash of racist and homophobic graffiti found in a pair of Arlington schools. Several town leaders join forces in condemning these acts as the investigation into the perpetrators begins. Three weeks after the death of Arlington's bald eagle we talk to a wildlife...

More than 300 people turn out for a vigil to remember MK, Arlington's beloved female bald eagle who died last week after reportedly ingesting rat poison. These people say we are killing off the very creatures that do a much better job than us when it comes to controlling the...

One of Arlington's beloved creatures has died. MK, the American bald eagle that inspired birders and other wildlife enthusiasts, succumbed to her illness this week at the New England Wildlife Center. The reported cause of death? Ingesting second generation anti-coagulant rodenticides or SGARS. We talk to the CEO of the...

A non-teaching worker at Arlington Catholic High School is fired after displaying what authorities call "inappropriate behavior" towards a student. The APD is investigating. Demonstrators gathered outside the Whole Foods store on Mass Ave to protest the company's use of rat traps containing highly toxic rodent poison. They say these...

The mailboxes on Court Street have been hit again. How are the robbers stealing mail from these boxes, then taking checks, washing them, and changing the amount? We have an update on an all too familiar crime sweeping the region. A forum is held this week on the use of...

Several demonstrators meet at town hall to protest what they call the violent and unnecessary death of a 20 year old Cambridge man. These people say they want answers from authorities now and they refuse to be silenced. We have a report. The pressures on as Valentine's Day week is...

Some tense moments on Park Ave this week as a motorist suddenly plows into a brick building causing a picture or two to fly off the wall. We'll tell you how it happened. A proposed bike trail in the Hill's Hill area meets some resistance from residents. They say these...

It was an emotional week for one Arlington resident who panicked when his pick-up truck was stolen. But by week's end this retired disabled veteran was grateful for the overwhelming kindness of area residents. We have the emotional story. ACMi News talks to a state representative about Arlington's upcoming Lunar...

For the first time in three years Arlington comes together to celebrate one of America's civil rights champions who would have turned 94 years old this month. It's the 35th annual Martin Luther King Jr. observance ceremony in Arlington. Arlington fire crews battle an apartment fire in below freezing temperatures...