Evan White

Evan White

Reporter

Evan is a general assignment reporter for Boston 25 News. Born in Boston and raised in Holliston, MA, Evan is proud to return to the same station where he worked as an intern while attending Emerson College over a decade ago! He joined Boston 25 News in July 2017. Evan began his journalism career at WKTV in Utica, New York. He covered local and state politics including the prostitution scandal involving former Governor Eliot Spitzer. Three years later, Evan left Utica for a reporter position at 13 WHAM News in Rochester, New York. While there, he broke the story about a mystery illness that affected the small town of Le Roy. The story went national shortly after. While in Rochester, he covered crime, courts, blizzards, the Buffalo Bills, and environmental issues such as hydraulic fracturing and water levels of the Great Lakes. In 2014, Evan returned to New England as a general assignment and investigative reporter at WFSB in Connecticut. One of his investigations into loopholes in background checks for prospective school district employees directly led to a change in state law. During his time in Connecticut, Evan was fortunate enough to be involved with countless community events and groups. He volunteered with Nutmeg Big Brothers Big Sisters, and the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. When he’s not working, Evan enjoys spending time with his beautiful wife. He likes to read, cook, explore new places, and enjoy all of Boston’s incredible sports teams. Send your story ideas and tips to Evan: Evan.White@Coxinc.com Facebook: @EvanwhiteIII Twitter: @EvanwhiteIII Instagram: @Evanwhiteiii

Latest Headlines by Evan White

Community holds vigil for missing Hanson woman

<p>It's been over two months since Sandra <span class="wsc-spelling-problem" data-spelling-word="Crispo" data-wsc-lang="en_US">Crispo</span> went missing.</p>

By Evan White

Suffolk County Sheriff says fixing 'methadone mile' problem will take time

<p>It's an area plagued with open-air drug use and homelessness, a stretch known as 'methadone mile.'&nbsp;for the first time, we'<span class="wsc-grammar-problem" data-grammar-phrase="re hearing" data-grammar-rule="PROGRESSIVE_VERBS" data-wsc-lang="en_US">re hearing</span> from the sheriff whose deputy was assaulted there, two months ago.</p>

By Evan White

Local doctor says EEE vaccine is unlikely

<p>Eastern Equine Encephalitis has people in Massachusetts on high alert. The virus has infected a dozen people, killing three of them, but a local doctor says we'll likely never see a vaccine.&nbsp;</p>

By Evan White

This is the worst year for EEE since 1956, state health experts say

<p>Three people have died as a result of Eastern Equine Encephalitis (<span class="wsc-spelling-problem" data-spelling-word="EEE" data-wsc-lang="en_US">EEE</span>). State health experts say this is the worst year of the mosquito-borne viruses for people in 63 years.&nbsp;</p>

By Evan White

More Amazon packages found dumped in the trash

<p>More Amazon packages found dumped in the trash. Just one day after dozens of packages were <a href="https://www.boston25news.com/news/burlington-pd-personally-deliver-amazon-packages-found-dumped-in-cemetery/989691091" target="_blank">found in a Burlington cemetery</a>, Boston 25 News was the only station to report a similar incident in Malden.</p>

By Evan White

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