Eli Rosenberg

2 months ago | nbcsportsphiladelphia.com | Eli Rosenberg |Thea DiGiammerino

Competition at the ISU World Figure Skating Championships begins Wednesday at the TD Garden in Boston. At this international competition, Alisa Efimova feels right at home. "I just took the commuter rail," she told NBC10 Boston at practice on Tuesday. Efimova and her partner Misha Mitrofanav live in Norwood, Massachusetts, and train at the Skating Club of Boston. “I think that plays to our advantage, no timezone difference or anything like that, so, that definitely will help us," Mitrofanav said.

2 months ago | nbcconnecticut.com | Eli Rosenberg |Asher Klein

Tom Brady was back in Boston for business this week, but not on the football field, or even outside of the airport. The NFL legend was spotted at Logan airport handing out hamburgers, part of a partnership with Delta Airlines and Shake Shack, the fast food chain whose food is now being offered on Delta flights. Brady got on the PA system and took photos with passengers, according to a promotional video put out by the brands.

2 months ago | hardresetmedia.substack.com | Eli Rosenberg

Follow the money. That’s a time-honed rule for journalists, investigators and anyone who wants to get to the root of a political or economic story. Catherine Bracy, a Bay Area technologist and founder of the TechEquity advocacy group, used that idea as the premise of her new book, World Eaters: How Venture Capital Is Cannibalizing the Economy.

2 months ago | nbcconnecticut.com | Eli Rosenberg |Jericho Tran

A massive homecoming is in store for four astronauts making their descent down to Earth - and one of them is Sunita Williams of Needham, Massachusetts. Williams and her fellow astronaut Butch Willmore have endured about nine months in space, after several failed attempts to bring them home. Needless to say, their families and communities can't wait to welcome them with open arms.

Mar 3, 2025 | nbcnewyork.com | Marc Fortier |Eli Rosenberg

A woman was stung by a scorpion while retrieving luggage at Boston Logan International Airport on Sunday, according to police. Massachusetts State Police said the 40-year-old woman was retrieving her luggage from the baggage claim area of customs around 7:30 p.m. Sunday when she was stung. She was taken to an area hospital for treatment but no update on her condition was available. State police said they did not have any information on where the scorpion came from or what type of scorpion it was.