Kendama enthusiasts bring ancient game to life in Boston
The origins of Kendama are somewhat mysterious, with some tracing it to the French ball-and-cup toy popular in Europe during the 16th and 17th centuries.
Turning manure into magic: Farmer, researchers use byproduct to cut synthetic fertilizer use
An Iowa farmer’s use of an anaerobic digester is improving soil health and reducing fertilizer needs, with a new Iowa State study showcasing its potential for others.
US developer builds homes for displaced Ukrainians, offering hope despite war and crisis
Nearly one in three citizens in Ukraine has fled their home, including 4.5 million registered as internally displaced.
‘No Kings’ protests against Trump planned across the nation today
This is the third mass mobilization since Trump’s return to the White House, and it is expected to be the largest.
Tracking the Tropics: National Hurricane Center continues to watch 2 disturbances in the Atlantic
The National Hurricane Center is currently monitoring two disturbances in the Atlantic for potential tropical development.
South Carolina school employee accused of assaulting special needs student
Authorities say the employee is facing charges after an alleged assault at the Sumter County school
Plenty of sunshine today with a few spotty showers late Sunday
A look at the timing of showers and a preview of next week
Forgotten Jewish mural restored and relocated after decades in attic
Meanwhile, a tiny Boston chapel offers peace, treasured relics and lessons in courage.
Mother among those killed in St. Helena mass shooting; how you can help the family
A fundraiser is underway to support the family of Ashantek “Booda” Milledge, a 22-year-old mother
Iowa boy celebrates being cancer-free with the help of breakthrough drug
Watch as Gabe Fholer rings the bell to celebrate being cancer-free. Doctors say a breakthrough drug helped make it happen.