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Community and celebrities show support after track star stripped of state title

1 day ago | wcvb.com | Ricardo Tovar

Celebrities, community members and even an NAACP conference are coming to the defense of a California track star who was stripped of her state title over the weekend in the 400-meter race after a post-race celebration involving a fire extinguisher. After winning the 400-meter event with a time of 53.24 seconds, Clara Adams celebrated by grabbing a fire extinguisher from her father, the coach, to "extinguish" her spikes.
SportsCenter 5 goes 1-on-1 with Roman Anthony

1 day ago | wcvb.com | Alexis Beckett

Talk to me about how you're feeling about your time here and just the work that you're putting in so far this season. Yeah, I feel great. I think every day just kind of work in progress. As we go on we're about 2 months in now able to collect *** lot of data, see what we need to work on, and just see what we can clean up before *** potential call up. So just trying to be ready in every aspect before I get that call.
Harvard international students react after new executive order targets enrollment

2 days ago | wcvb.com | Peter Eliopoulos

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Wednesday, blocking nearly all foreign students from entering the country to attend Harvard University. In the order, Trump said that the school was no longer a trustworthy steward of international students. The move is the latest in a months-long feud between the Ivy League university and the Trump administration.
Garden in the Woods promotes native plants for pollinators, sustainability

2 days ago | wcvb.com | Jennifer Eagan

Late spring is putting on quite the show at Garden in the Woods in Framingham. The property is dedicated to growing plants native to Massachusetts and New England. Hay-scented ferns, deep pink sheep laurels and delicate hairy beardtongues spring up around a kettle pond. "It’s a plant that absolutely would have been found around here a long time ago," Chief Horticulturalist David Falk said of the hairy beardtongue.
Morten Harket, lead singer of a-ha, has Parkinson's disease

2 days ago | wcvb.com | Lisa Respers France

Morten Harket has revealed he has Parkinson's disease. The singer of a-ha, the band behind the 1985 hit and innovatively animated music video "Take On Me," shared the news during an interview with the group's biographer. "I've got no problem accepting the diagnosis," Harket said. "With time, I've taken to heart my 94-year-old father's attitude to the way the organism gradually surrenders: 'I use whatever works'."Harket, 65, explained why he wanted to share his diagnosis publicly.
Germany's new leader to meet Trump to discuss Ukraine and trade

2 days ago | wcvb.com | Sydney Hartman

Germany's new leader is meeting President Donald Trump in Washington on Thursday as he works to keep the U.S. on board with Western support for Ukraine, help defuse trade tensions that pose a risk to Europe's biggest economy and further bolster his country's long-criticized military spending. Trump and Chancellor Friedrich Merz have spoken several times by phone, either bilaterally or with other European leaders, since Merz took office on May 6.
Hooters abruptly closes dozens of restaurants amid bankruptcy restructuring

2 days ago | wcvb.com | Jordan Valinsky

Hooters has abruptly closed dozens of locations just a few months after the chicken wing chain filed for bankruptcy and proclaimed it wasn’t “going anywhere.”“After careful consideration of what is needed to best position our company for the future, Hooters made the difficult decision to close certain company-owned locations,” a company spokesperson said in a statement to CNN.
Man defending his chickens prompts Harpswell school lockdown

2 days ago | wcvb.com | Adam Bartow

The Harpswell Community School was in lockdown for a short time Wednesday morning after someone reported seeing a man with a gun nearby.The Cumberland County Sheriff's Office says deputies were called to Harpswell Island Road just after 10 a.m. Wednesday after someone called to say a man had a rifle and they didn't believe that person was allowed to have guns.The school was put on lockdown out of what police call an abundance of caution while they responded to determine if there was a...
Trump issues ban on Harvard from admitting foreign students

2 days ago | wcvb.com | Alex Svenson

President Donald Trump issued an executive order banning international students from enrolling at Harvard University on Wednesday. "Admission into the United States to attend, conduct research, or teach at our Nation’s institutions of higher education is a privilege granted by our Government, not a guarantee," the executive order said. "That privilege is necessarily tied to the host institution’s compliance and commitment to following Federal law.
Worcester city councilor faces charges after chaotic ICE arrest

3 days ago | wcvb.com | Alex Svenson

A Worcester City Councilor caught in the chaos of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrest on Eureka Street last month is now facing charges. Etel Haxhiaj was seen on Worcester Police Department body camera footage as officers tried to control a crowd around the ICE arrest. She is now being charged with assault and battery on a police officer and interfering with a police officer. Haxhiaj represents District 5 on the Worcester City Council and is due in court next month.