Between the Red Sox home opener, the Celtics starting a playoff run and the Boston Marathon returning to its regular springtime date, this week is bringing some real excitement for Boston sports fans.

There are some exciting celestial events happening in our solar system over the next two weeks, and Bostonians interested in a little "eyeball astronomy" will have a front-row seat.

The rHEALTH ONE is a real-life version of the "tricorder," a fictional medical tool of Star Trek fame. It is currently being tested by NASA at the International Space Station.

Two years after the tragic COVID-19 outbreak at the Holyoke Soliders' Home, Boston Globe columnist Joan Vennochi says we have yet to see appropriate reforms and accountability.

COVID-19 is here to stay, and from now on, it's up to each individual person to determine what risks they're willing to take. But how does someone figure that out for themselves?

The film, "What Happened at the Veteran's Home?" was produced locally and has been an official selection at 25 international film festivals so far.

A new film by Massachusetts musician Laura Wetzler follows three women — Gwen, her mother, and a certified nursing assistant — as COVID-19 hits and kills 78 people at a local veterans home.

We talk about equity in the state's marijuana industry with the owner of Cambridge's first recreational dispensary, which opened its doors this week.

Spring fever is in full swing, and it comes with an uptick in turkey sightings.

Born in 1937, she became the youngest swimmer to ever win the 1500-meter New England Championship. She had 80 gold medals by age 15.