If you’re planning to go to college, you’ll want to listen to this: How you apply to college will be different from not only how your parents applied, but probably even how your older brother or sister applied. Mason explains in our special two-part top story on how AI can impact how you apply to college and gets advice from Rob Franek of the Princeton Review.
Putting the wrong item in the recycling bin can create big problems. That’s why as Chloe reports, you need to know what to throw – and what not to throw – into those blue boxes.
Native Americans knew when European ships were arriving, just from the odor.
One of the most famous races in the world today got its start more than 2-thousand years ago. Ava tells us where in her “Greece – Glory and Greatness” report.
Caris has a study tip that involves eating chocolate.
In this week’s “Curious Coincidences” Benjamin tells us about an extraordinary occurrence in a lottery in Bulgaria.
Harry has the “Flag Facts” on the state flag of the Volunteer State: Tennessee.
Although roads were built for cars, they’re also shared by people walking, biking or riding on scooters. So, the National Road Safety Foundation has this message about sharing the road.
Dean gets advice on the best way to know if you need new glasses.
Every country, state, and city has laws. Most make perfect sense. But some are so weird, you’ll wonder how they ever came to pass. Shane shares one “Wacky Law.”
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