Classes held in gyms and cafeterias: Hawaii teachers struggle to cope with COVID-19 surgeThe education system is at an inflection point as we enter year three of the pandemic.Play05:43Jan 21, 2022
Researchers piece together what caused volcanic eruption in TongaScientists believe the explosion was triggered by seawater flooding into a chamber filled with magma.Play02:38Jan 21, 2022
In New Zealand, a Maori journalist's journey to restore a culture erasedOriini Kaipara became the first woman with a traditional face marking to anchor a primetime news show last month.Play06:46Jan 21, 2022
Supply chain problems, worker shortages, omicron: Why grocery store shelves are emptyShelves at grocery stores across the country are bare and fresh produce is sparse. Checkout lines snake through the aisles because of a shortage of workers.Play03:50Jan 21, 2022
Maxwell reflects on the 25th anniversary of his debut album, 'Maxwell's Urban Hang Suite'Around this time 25 years ago, a new artist planted the seed for what would become a new genre.Play11:10Jan 21, 2022
Week in politics: Biden marks one year in office with strategy shiftPresident Biden acknowledged this week that he did not have the FDR-style first year in office that he had hoped for, after his legislative agenda stalled.Play10:26Jan 21, 2022
'Ozark' returns for 4th season; Costume drama 'The Gilded Age' premiers Monday"Ozark" follows Laura Linney and Jason Bateman, heads of a family-run money laundering operation.Play05:46Jan 21, 2022
What many women went through before abortion was legalized, as told by a former 'Jane' memberThe Abortion Counseling Service of Women's Liberation, or Jane, provided abortions to women illegally before the Supreme Court legalized the procedure in the 1970s.Play09:37Jan 21, 2022
VA medical center staff face staff shortages amid COVID-19 surgeMore than 70 medical centers have taken special measures to try to cover essential jobs.Play03:47Jan 21, 2022
'Tired of the inaction': Teens behind COVID-19 walkouts in Colorado, Texas want schools to do moreHigh school students across the country are concerned about COVID-19 safety and demanding more protections from their districts.Play10:40Jan 21, 2022
Some people who got COVID-19 at work are being denied workers' compensationClaims are being denied because insurance companies say it's not possible to prove someone got the virus at work.Play05:36Jan 21, 2022
U.S. and Russia hold talks in Geneva over Ukraine crisis100,000 Russian troops remain on Ukraine's border.Play05:11Jan 21, 2022
