Crystal Haynes

Crystal Haynes

Reporter

Crystal Haynes joined Boston 25 News as a general assignment reporter in July 2011. She came to Boston 25 from WTNH –TV in New Haven, CT where she was a reporter. During her four years there she covered an incredible range of stories She was part of the continuing coverage of the 2007 killings of a Cheshire woman and her two daughters during a home invasion. She helped follow the crime's only survivor, Dr. William Petit and his commitment to keep his family's legacy alive throughout the trial of his family's killers. From 2004 – 2007 Crystal was a reporter at WGGB – TV in Springfield, MA. She started her broadcast career in the newsroom as an assignment editor and producer giving her a solid foundation for a reporting career. Crystal has earned several awards for her reporting and believes one the best things about being a reporter is the adventure. She enjoys the chance to meet someone new each day and tell their story or dig deeper on an issue facing a community. Crystal grew up in Springfield, Mass. and is a graduate of Emerson College where she majored in Broadcast Journalism and minored in History and Political Communication.

Latest Headlines by Crystal Haynes

Shakeup could be coming to Boston's Zoning Board of Appeal

<p>A shakeup could be coming to Boston's Zoning Board of Appeal. Boston City Councilor Lydia Edwards is proposing a bill that would dramatically change who gets to sit on the city's controversy-riddled board.&nbsp;</p>

By Crystal Haynes

How a Brighton school went from 'needs improvement' to state recognition

<p>The State Department of Elementary and Secondary Education released its annual report tracking student achievement this week. In Boston, the state's largest district, roughly a third of the schools have some work to do, but one school is getting top marks for turning things around.&nbsp;</p>

By Crystal Haynes

Single-family home prices in Mass. reach record high, report shows

<p>Buyers will have to dig even deeper to meet the price of a single-family home in Massachusetts. August reports just landed and the Commonwealth hit another record-month with the median single-family home price now over $400,000.</p>

By Crystal Haynes

Priced Out: Push to make Mass. more affordable for young professionals

<p>Young professionals are flocking to Boston for job opportunities, only to find they're priced out of the housing market here. Boston 25 News reporter Crystal Haynes talked to housing experts and lawmakers about what it will take to keep those professionals here.</p>

By Crystal Haynes

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