Uxbridge student injured by malfunctioning school laptop
By Peyton Benbow
During MCAS testing at Uxbridge Public Schools, a student was taken to the hospital with burn marks after their school-provided laptop caught fire.
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Mass General Brigham changes reporting policy for drugs found in newborn babies
By Peyton Benbow
The hospital group announced they would no longer automatically call child welfare services when a baby is born with drugs in their system.
Boston Ballet opens its ‘Winter Experience’ with a diverse company
By Audrey Coleman
Boston Ballet’s “Winter Experience” begins Feb. 22. Dancers Sydney Williams and Daniel Durrett hope to show that diverse casts are possible.
Moana sequel is set to come this year
By Olivia Flanz
As Disney drops a teaser for “Moana 2,” the company’s CEO reveals how the sequel was originally a show.
The Heart Sellers: A production with a lot of heart
By Olivia Flanz
The Huntington Theatre Company’s “The Heart Sellers” will run through Dec. 23.
IDF announces expanded ground operation in Gaza, amid communications blackout in the enclave
By Kevin Flower, Christian Edwards, Tara John, Kareem Khadder and Abeer Salman, CNN