By Stephanie Wittenbach
Punishing record frigid temperatures and winds have put the Midwest in death defying conditions.
Category: Science
Freezing Rain Poses Risk
By Abigail Royle
The precipitation turns to dangerous icy conditions this evening.
Robots Enter Boston Schools to Teach Coding
By Abigail Royle
Pepper Robots are being donated to schools all over Boston to educate students in STEM programs.
California is Left in Ruins as Fierce Fires Ravage the State
By Abigail Royle
Three fires in California still rage, displacing thousands and raising the death toll to at least 23 people.
Third Boston “Globe Live” Presents Live Storytelling from Journalists
By Ashley Barrow
The third Boston ‘Globe Live’ storytelling presentation was held at the Paramount Center on November 3.
A Debate on Question 1
By Abigail Royle
Two nurses debate what to vote on Question 1.
Walsh Announces That Boston Parks Are Now “100% Accessible”
By Matthew Grady
After five years of work, all Boston residents are within a 10 minute walk of a public park.
Hand Dryers Blowing Bacteria Back On Your Hands
By Justin Pham
A new study shows that bathroom hand dryers are sucking up feces and blowing them back on your hands. The suggested cause of this is due to the flushing of toilets with the lid left up.
Physicist Steven Hawking died at age 76
By Yiming Zhao
The world-renowned British theoretical physicist Steven Hawking died at home in Cambridge early Wednesday morning, according to his family.
Another Storm Strikes the Northeast
By Abigail Royle
With spring just a week away, a blizzard knocks out power and stalls transit lines in New England.