The TEN

A “heat dome” hovers over the Pacific Northwest as extreme heat hammers New England. Here’s what to know and how to stay safe when temperatures rise.

Without warning early Thursday morning, a wing of a 12-story beachfront condo building collapsed with a roar in a town outside Miami, killing at least one person and trapping residents in rubble and twisted metal. Rescuers pulled out dozens of survivors and continued to look for more. Ninety-nine people remain unaccounted for, raising fears that th...

On June 23, 1996, part of the dismembered body of Karina Holmer, a Swedish nanny, was found in a dumpster in Boston. What happened? And who killed her? Twenty-five years later, police need your help to solve the case.

What are they? How big are they? Why are they here? What does this mean for Boston and New England economically? How did they get here? What’s next? We have the answers to these questions!

Today — June 21 — is National Selfie Day, so what better time to look at the origin of the selfie and why we’re so obsessed with them. In tonight’s TEN, we’ll show you the first believed “selfie” – back in the early 1800’s! Plus, how the word “selfie” came to be. And, we talk to a psychologist about why...

The TEN goes in-depth on the subject of period equity, sheds light on period poverty and finds ways to laugh about the ridiculous of the stigma and continued ignorance surrounding menstruation.

Consumer prices increased by about 5% in May, the fastest since 2008. The TEN takes a look at inflation, how it works and what the Federal Reserve just announced.

Sixteen twins were among the class of 100 that graduated from Lunenburg High School this year. The TEN takes a look at what we know about twins.

The new Delta variant of COVID-19 has postponed the reopening of the U.K. by a month. The TEN looks at how viruses mutate to create new variants and the impact on the coronavirus pandemic.

A man lived to tell a whale of a tale after spending at least 30 seconds in the mouth of a humpback. The TEN explores his story, looks at previous whale encounters and explains why it’s no surprise the animal spat him out.

DJ Henry, a Black man from Massachusetts, was shot and killed by a white police officer in 2010. The officer who pulled the trigger was never charged. Prosecutors have agreed to review the circumstances around and after Henry’s death. The TEN takes a look at his family’s yearslong push for justice.

There is new hope for Alzheimer’s patients and their families with a new drug from Biogen approved by the FDA, but controversy is swarming around the very expensive treatment. The TEN talks to experts and doctors.

The sun is sizzling this summer, but while sunscreen is important, a study has linked a known carcinogen to some products.