Meagan McGinnes
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Ski areas in New England are struggling with lack of snow — and can't always just make more
From the official unveiling of the long-awaited monument to Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King, to two still undecided Massachusetts House races, here's what you need to know today. → Read More
Baker shares his big takeaway from the midterms on CNN
From what Charlie Baker had to say about the midterm election on CNN, to the Boston Globe naming a new editor, here's what you need to know today. → Read More
Exploring New England's food scene through photos
WBUR photographer Jesse Costa vividly captured the spirit and animals of our local food community. Here are just a few of our favorite photos. → Read More
We could all use a little good news. Here are 5 stories making us smile
If you're feeling overwhelmed by the news, you're not alone. It's OK if you need a little break. That's where we think these stories – and our new pop-up newsletter, The Pick Me Up – may be able to help. → Read More
Bookmark this: WBUR fans share 90+ favorite reads of 2021
In preparation for holiday travel and gift-giving, we asked our readers to share what they read this year and why they liked it. Our inbox and threads were immediately flooded. → Read More
Are we laughing or crying? Tell us the most ridiculous pandemic-related scenarios you found yourself in this year
We want to capture the angst people are feeling around trying to plan their lives and make decisions during a year that is ending in uncertainty. → Read More
The Gym, At Home Or Outside: What Are The Risks For Your Winter Workout?
Cooler temperatures have arrived, making exercising outside trickier. So what's the best way to workout now? Don't sweat it. We spoke to two local doctors to go over the risks associated with each winter workout option. → Read More
Looking Back At The Merrimack Valley Gas Explosions, 1 Year Later
A year ago Friday a series of gas explosions shook the Merrimack Valley region. Here are some numbers to help explain what's happened since this deadly disaster first occurred. → Read More
Beyond Self-Check Out: How Grocery Stores Are Incorporating Tech
Grocery shopping is completely different than it was 50 years ago. And industry experts and retailers are already preparing for the next set of changes, from automation and delivery, to more personalized experiences around food. → Read More
The only Boston Marathon map you need
Find prime viewing spots, accessible T stations, and more with this interactive course map. → Read More
Help Us Make WBUR's Email Newsletters Better
We are updating our email newsletters to make sure they are as engaging, useful and informative as they can be. Tell us what you like and dislike about newsletters by taking this brief survey. → Read More
What You Need To Know About First Night Boston 2019
From where to watch the fireworks, to when headliner Chadwick Stokes is expected to take the stage, here’s everything you need to know about First Night Boston 2019. → Read More
WBUR’s Most Downloaded Podcast Episodes Of 2018
Here’s a breakdown of our most downloaded episodes of 2018 (by podcast) to help you kick off your new year just right. → Read More
Here Are 10 Of Our Top-Performing Stories Of The Year
Whether you’re reading these top performing posts for the first time or the fifth, here are some of our top stories from 2018. → Read More
6 Podcasts You Should Listen To This Thanksgiving Weekend
Whether tackling a favorite family recipe or a time-consuming trip home this Thanksgiving weekend, here's a playlist to accompany you. → Read More
Everything You Need To Know About The Head Of The Charles
From where to watch, to what to wear, here’s everything you need to know about this year’s Head of the Charles. → Read More
Boston Park Honors Cop Who Died After Shootout With Marathon Bombers
Dennis "DJ" Simmonds died in 2014 as a result, officials say, of a head injury that occurred while responding to the 2013 shootout in Watertown involving the Boston Marathon bombers. → Read More
10 spring races for runners of every ability
10 spring races for runners of every ability. Read more on Boston.com. → Read More
12 glorious autumn races for runners of every level
In Boston, running is more than a way to stay fit. It’s a lifestyle; it’s ingrained in the city’s spirit. → Read More
90+ of your favorite New England athletes just made a cookbook
If you think New England’s athletes are impressive on the field, wait until you see what they can do in the kitchen. → Read More