No one wants to be in complete solitude for weeks, it can get boring and frustrating. On top of that, news and media apps are overflowing with information and stats about...

With the rise of internet and social media, gone are the days of traditional journalism. These days, most teens are far more likely to get their news from Twitter than a newspaper....

For the fans at Chesapeake Energy Arena, it was a typical day. They were ready to watch the game between the Oklahoma City Thunder and Utah Jazz. The players warmed up like...

With more time to be on social media apps because of COVID-19, many students have begun participating in Instagram challenges which a focus on positivity. “My feed was...

COVID-19, also known as the coronavirus, is slowly tearing the nation apart as it unravels the delicate seams that were providing a semblance of unity before this global disaster. As...

The coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, is the first pandemic since the Spanish influenza in the 1920s and it is taking the world by storm. Local counties like Tarrant and...

After postponing school until at least April 3 to combat the coronavirus, Governor Greg Abbott waived this year’s STAAR testing. “The decision is wise because COVID-19...

Because of the rapid spread of COVID-19, you’ve probably heard a lot about social distancing over the past few days. In a nutshell, it’s a non-medical way for an individual...

After a week off for Spring Break, MISD schools will remain closed to prevent the further spread of the new strain of coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, until at least...

Voting is the essential foundation of a democracy. It allows the citizens to maintain a certain power over their government and keeps one side from shifting the balance. This...