By Clarissa Calderon
As international travel ramps up, there’s optimism that colleges will see growth past their pre-pandemic levels.
Author: Wenjing Ding
US Home Heating Costs Expected To Surge This Winter
By Emma Edwards
It’s early in the heating season, and people are worried about the prices of home heating.
A Michigan Plane Crash Leaves Four Dead and An 11-Year-Old Girl As The Lone Survivor
By Stephanie Trendell
A fatal plane crash on Beaver Island on Saturday afternoon left four dead, including the pilot. An 11-year-old girl is the lone survivor.
9-Year-Old Boy Trampled at Astroworld Music Festival Dies
By Sebastian Ospina
Ezra Blount has died from injuries after being put on life support. He was the 10th person to die after attending the Houston music festival.
New England Revolution Celebrate Historic Season And Prepare For MLS Playoffs
By Sophia Giordano
New England’s Major League Soccer side, the Revolution, are celebrating a historic 2021 season, and preparing for MLS playoffs.
Heroic Team Saves Runner’s Life During 2021 Boston Marathon
By Sophia Giordano
Boston Marathon Runner Thanks First Responders Who Saved Her Life.
Kyle Rittenhouse claims he shot protestors in self-defense
By Sebastian Ospina
The teen accused of killing two men and wounding another in Wisconsin’s Jacob Blake protests tells the jury he acted in self-defense.
Black veterans to receive GI Bill benefits from WWII
By Adora Brown
The families of Black World War II veterans will receive GI Bill benefits that were denied during a time of racial segregation.
Anchor Brian Williams is Leaving MSNBC and NBC News
By Cooper Polczinski
After a 28 year career, anchorman Brian Williams announces he is leaving NBC News and MSNBC at the end of the year.
MA towns offering incentives to recruit more snow plow drivers
By Callie Krosin
A shortage of drivers has forced towns to find new ways to recruit drivers including bonuses.