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Boston Apr 10

Meet the Photographer Behind This Viral Dog Photo on the Longfellow Bridge

Meet Steven Watson, the photographer behind a viral photo of several dogs on the Longfellow Bridge in Boston.

gun control Apr 9

Biden Administration Takes Action on Gun Control After Mass Shootings
psychedelics Apr 7

Here's Why Mass. General Hospital Is Studying Psychedelics

undetected pregnancy Apr 6

Mass. Woman Didn't Know She Was Pregnant Until She Gave Birth. How Common Is This?

When a Massachusetts woman experienced intense cramping, she thought she had kidney stones. She didn’t know she had been pregnant for the past nine months and was in labor. We explore how &#8212...
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Apr 3

Here's What to Know About Netflix's Upcoming Docuseries on the Gardner Museum Heist

We take a closer look at Netflix’s docuseries on the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum robbery, which is set to be released next week.
non-fungible tokens Apr 2

Non-Fungible Tokens, Explained

What are NFTs, what do you do when you buy one, and how can you sell them? We take a closer look at non-fungible tokens.
cremations Mar 31

Cremations Could Soon Become More Common Than Burials. Here's Why

We take a closer look at the rise in cremations across the country, and the reasons driving the trend.

Suez Canal Mar 30

The Ship Stuck in the Suez Canal Has Been Freed, But Experts Warn Problems May Persist

The Ever Given was pulled free from the Suez Canal on Monday after cutting off traffic in the vital waterway for six days, but experts say the disruptions to global trade will continue to reverberate. We take a closer look at the ongoing problems.
the ten Mar 27

These Mass. High School Students Made an Incredible Discovery About Exoplanets. Here's What They Found

We take a closer look at the discovery of four exoplanets 200 light years away by two Massachusetts high school students.
NICU Mar 27

Mini Prom to Celebrate NICU Babies

Three babies who are set to graduate from Brigham and Women’s Hospital’s NICU celebrated with a mini prom.
food Mar 26

A Man Says He Found Shrimp in His Cereal. Here's What Else Might Be In Your Food

After a man said he found shrimp tails in his Cinnamon Toast Crunch, we take a closer look at what else you might find in your food — and you may be surprised.
racism Mar 25

Attacks on AAPI Community Spark Outcry Against Hate

The shootings that left eight people dead in Georgia have ignited a national conversation about race and violence. The TEN takes an in-depth look at a rise in attacks on Asian Americans after the onset of the coronavirus pandemic and listens to the voices calling for change.
vaccine Mar 23

Here's Why You May Not Want to Post That Vaccine Card Selfie to Social Media

If you’ve received your COVID-19 vaccine, you have every reason to be proud of your vaccination card, but it might be best to keep it offline.
Skyscraper Mar 19

The Fight Over Height: Why High Rises Stir Controversy

We take a closer look at the debate over what would be the tallest building in Maine as well as attempts to build taller buildings in Boston.
coronavirus Mar 18

New Timeline Gives Clearer Picture of When Mass. Adults Will Be Vaccinated

Gov. Charlie Baker announced the timeline for Massachusetts adults to become eligible for the coronavirus vaccine. The TEN looks at public reaction and the roadblocks still in the way.
Netflix Mar 17

Netflix Is Testing a Crackdown on Password Sharing. Here's What to Know

We take a closer look at Netflix testing out a firmer stance on people sharing account passwords on the streaming platform.
Daylight Saving Time Mar 13

The Push for Permanent Daylight Saving Time, Explained

We take a closer look at lawmakers’ push to make Daylight Saving Time permanent and past efforts to make the change.
american rescue plan Mar 12

Here's What's in the $1.9 Trillion COVID Relief Package, Besides the Stimulus Checks

We take a look at the contents of the massive COVID relief bill signed by President Joe Biden and the impact they will have on people and families.
coronavirus Mar 11

Lost Learning: With Students Returning to Class, Some Will Be Further Behind Their Classmates

We take a closer look at how remote learning has disproportionately affected communities of color, how some states and cities have tried to help bridge the digital divide and the struggles students have faced over the past year.
Wind farm Mar 10

The Long-Awaited Vineyard Wind Project Could Soon Be a Reality. Here's What to Know

We take a closer look at Vineyard Wind, a huge wind farm off the Massachusetts coast is edging closer to federal approval.

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