By Steph Trendell
Worcester schools are holding clinics to begin vaccinating children ages five and up against Covid-19.
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Bruins Beat Detroit to Remain Perfect on Home Ice After 5 Day Break
By Ben Aliber
The Boston Bruins faced the Detroit Red Wings for the first time in 628 days Thursday, November 4th.
Coronavirus Briefing: What’s Happening Around the World
By Emma Edwards
The Biden administration mandates vaccines or tests for big companies by Jan. 4.
Children ages 5-11 can now get vaccinated
By Li Lucy Brandt
The Western States Scientific Safety Review Workgroup unanimously found the vaccine is safe and effective for young kids ages to 5-11 year-olds on Nov. 3.
United States Will See Coldest Air of the Season This Week
By Callie Krosin
The coldest air of the season is about to grip the US, and specifically the east.
Michelle Wu wins Boston mayoral race
By Rhiannon Melton
Michelle Wu, is the the first woman and the first Asian American elected mayor of the city of Boston.
Red Sox Broadcaster and Former Player Jerry Remy Dies at 68
By Clarissa Calderon
Boston Red Sox broadcaster, ex-player Jerry Remy died Saturday night at the age of 68.
Hundreds of Thousands South Shore Residents Still Without Power Thursday Afternoon
By Adora Brown
Power outages persist in over 300,000 South Shore homes after a nor’easter storm ravaged communities.
Nor’easter knocks out power in New England
By Emma Edwards
Heavy winds and rain cause power outages across New England
‘Queen’ Diana and ‘The King’ Race in The Head of The Charles, Honoring The Late Peter Bertine
By Karagan Knowles and Ashly Ibarra
Kathryn Bertine and Diana Hanks share their story on what brought them to The Head of The Charles and what it means to them.