Brian Engles
Producer, Morning EditionBrian Engles is an author, a Cape Cod local, and a producer for Morning Edition.
He joined CAI after a year of reporting on local news at Cape Cod Broadcasting. His other media experience includes internships in Dublin and Los Angeles.
When he’s not writing news stories, he likes to make music and swim. He lives in Falmouth.
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The feds could eventually release rules limiting the use of treated sludge as fertilizer, meaning more towns will be trying to dispose of theirs. The team at the Massachusetts Alternative Septic System Test Center call this scenario, "Sludgement Day." -
Emergency Planning officials with the County say the broadcast range will cover most of the Cape between the three stations. -
New research from WHOI suggests coral larvae respond to sound when deciding where they’ll make their home. -
It’s estimated that people who are in their 30s now are twice as likely to develop colon cancer compared to people who are in their 70s. -
The 100% battery-powered Alia and its crew landed at the base’s 102nd Intelligence Wing for a demonstration on March 8. -
Box tree moths first appeared in Europe almost 20 years ago. They were spotted in the U.S. a few years ago in New York, before making their way to Cape Cod last year. -
WHOI scientists have deployed new water-level sensors in Woods Hole and Chatham that will give towns better data on coastal flooding. -
The expansion is part of Barnstable County's new "Hopeful Homes" plan to address youth homelessness in the region.
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Researchers at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution have developed a new prototype straw that breaks down in the ocean faster than paper straws do. -
Barnstable County will install more monitoring wells in Hyannis this month to continue mapping PFAS groundwater contamination stemming from the former fire training academy.
