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In the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor 20 Naval ships, including eight enormous battleships, and 300 airplanes were destroyed. More than 2,000 Americans…

On The Point, we take a closer look at the some of the issues that can complicate romantic partnerships and discuss strategies to maintain a healthy…

According to the Massachusetts Department of Education, the number of homeless students has steadily risen over the past 6 years. Being homeless isn’t…

Circuses and other traveling acts have long made use of wild and exotic animals to entertain humans. On The Point, we discuss growing opposition to such…

The Cultural Center of Cape Cod is now providing entertainment and social events that don’t include drugs or alcohol. Sober Social Evenings offer an…

Ten years ago this week agents from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement raided a leather factory in New Bedford. That event still resonates with the…

Astronaut and Cape Codder Daniel Burbank talks about space travel and his experience of life at the International Space Station. Burbank, of Yarmouth…

The Cape Symphony has partnered with the John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum to present a Centennial Memorial Concert that will include music, personal…

Ethiopia is a country rife with ethnic and religious conflict, where many women live under constant threat of violence. A remote rural community in…

WCAI and Twenty Summers present Telling Tales in a World of Alternative Facts: Junot Díaz and Jacqueline Woodson in Conversation. What does it mean to be…