The avoidance of the “perception” of “bias” ultimately means the only reporters to be trusted are those whose lives haven’t been directly touched by the issues and struggles they’re covering. And you what that means.

Three times a year - May, July, and September - a stretch of Route 20 in Brimfield turns into a massive antiques fair. WCVB Chronicle gets a look at how it all happens on Tuesday, June 28 (tonight!) at 7:30 p.m. on WCVB-TV Boston

Some major new traveler protections proposed by U.S. Department of Transportation: (1) Passengers are eligible for cash refunds when their flight is delayed by 3 hours (domestic) or 6 hours (international) Doesn't matter if the ticket was "non-refundable" or if the delay was outside the airline's control

DON'T MAIL YOUR BALLOT! Return your Vote by Mail ballot to a drop box, not a mailbox, by 8pm Tuesday. If you mail a ballot today, it likely won't reach your local election office in time to be counted. Drop boxes: VoteInMA.com

A great story about a long wait and all the life that happens in that time.

Tonight on WCVB Chronicle we celebrate Hispanic Heritage with the help of @NathalieWCVB & Jessica Brown . We're profiling political pioneers, business owners & creatives who are preserving, honoring & advancing LatinX culture in New England. #wcvb #hispanicheritage #orgullolatino

Abbott Elementary and its cast are such a delight

It seems to me that you can tell a lot about a potential employer from how they approach this new salary requirement.

So well deserved! Nancy Bent has always been a team player. Back when I was a new weekend producer at WMUR, there were times she'd call on potential breaking news in NH to get info for both of us because I was without an assignment editor. Nancy gets things done!

"Journalists don’t usually get a lot of time to process the news they’re covering, and God knows they’re not always paid enough to afford a good therapist to talk about their work." Such a relatable story. I appreciate Danielle North talking about why she's making this change.

Sad to skip Wordle today, but it's for an important reason - supporting NYT guild members in their 24-hour walkout as they fight for a fair contract.

Great thread from Wesley about changing newsrooms and what it really means when you hire journalists from a range of backgrounds (with a range of perspectives!)

We're cheering for Ramen Cromwell from the office!

And Lisa Simmons (MFL!)

Hope you'll join us tonight at 7:30 on WCVB-TV Boston. It was a treat to get to know so many talented families for this show.

What a beautiful and meaningful story to share. This one is worth your time.

To meet new state housing law, Newton aims to make its villages... a little taller. Andrew Brinker on how one of Boston's biggest 'burbs aims to meet its MBTA Communities requirements... bostonglobe.com/2023/06/05/bus…

"But Ton came to believe that workers aren’t a dime a dozen. Their knowledge of how stores work is extremely valuable, and not easily replaced. She became convinced that low pay was simply a bad money-making strategy." Loved reading about Zeynep Ton and her research

Great story about a group of students trying to make change in their community

JUNE 21st is #ShowYourStripes day to spread awareness on #climatechange as summer begins ▶️Each stripe represents the annual average temp relative to a long-term average. Red is hotter, blue is colder than avg. ▶️ Summers in Boston are 2° warmer than they were in 1936 #WCVB