Thea DiGiammerino

Thea DiGiammerino is an award-winning journalist and digital content creator with more than a decade of experience covering local news in New England, including stories such as the Karen Read trial, the migrant shelter crisis in Massachusetts, and the disappearance of Jennifer Dulos in Connecticut.

Before joining the NBC10 Boston team in 2022, she worked for NBC Connecticut (WVIT-TV) in West Hartford as a digital producer and assignment editor. Her work on the state of mental health support during the COVID-19 pandemic won a regional Emmy Award.

She earned a bachelor's degree in journalism from Boston University's College of Communication in 2014.

When not working, she is probably spending time with her husband and dogs or posting videos on BookTok.

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Coins placed on a table during closing arguments in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial on Aug. 27, 2026.

Lindsay Clancy 19 hours ago

Lindsay Clancy trial analysis: How quarters impacted closings

Jurors are debating the fate of Lindsay Clancy, a Massachusetts mother accused of killing her three children.

Lindsay Clancy tries to hold back tears during closing arguments in her triple murder case in Plymouth Superior Court on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026.

Crime and Courts Aug 28

Lindsay Clancy trial recap: Jury hears closing arguments and gets the case

The prosecution and defense gave closing arguments for nearly two hours on Thursday, Day 22 of the Lindsay Clancy trial. The jury is now deliberating the charges.

Police investigate after two people were found dead in a home in Acton, Massachusetts.

Massachusetts Aug 13

Massachusetts teen accused of killing mom, brother with ChatGPT help

A teen sought by authorities after two of his relatives were found dead Tuesday in Acton, Massachusetts, has been charged with murder, and investigators say he was using ChatGPT to make searches about the killing of his family, the Middlesex District Attorney’s Office announced Wednesday morning.

An image appearing to show Dr. Jacquelyn Starer punching a police officer during the riot at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. Starer was arrested Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2022.

Capitol Riot Jul 23

Massachusetts revokes doctor's right to renew medical license years after Jan. 6 Capitol attack

Dr. Jacquelyn Starer, who worked at Brigham and Women’s Faulkner Hospital at the time of her arrest, apologized to the police officer she punched at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.

State and local police respond to 400 Haynes Street, the Sturbridge Plaza Hotel, for a report of a shooting early on June 18, 2026.

Shootings Jun 20

Pregnant shooter dead, bystander hurt after shooting at Massachusetts hotel

Officials described the situation that unfolded at the Sturbridge Plaza Hotel as domestic violence.

Police said a Salve Regina University student died from carbon monoxide poisoning during the blizzard of 2026 in Newport, Rhode Island, on Monday, Feb, 23. (WJAR)

Rhode Island Apr 7

College student dies of carbon monoxide poisoning while charging phone in his car during blizzard

A 21-year-old Salve Regina student died of carbon monoxide poisoning during Monday’s storm, according to local police.

The Rhode Island Attorney General's Office has released video invetigators believe shows the Brown University gunman leaving the Barus and Holley engineering building immediately after a shooting that killed two students.

Crime and Courts Jan 14

Newly released video shows Brown University gunman moments after shooting

Newly released video shows the man who opened fire on the Brown University campus, killing two students, leaving the building in the immediate aftermath of the shooting.

New England Patriots Dec 30, 2025

Patriots receiver Stefon Diggs accused of attacking employee in dispute over pay

New England Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs is facing criminal charges.

Shootings Dec 18, 2025

Suspect in Brown University shooting found dead, authorities announce

Authorities have identified a person of interest in the Brown University mass shooting, three senior law enforcement officials briefed on the investigation told NBC News.