Every story Wave has published so far
Power Plants on the Roof: How an Apartment Complex Makes Its Own Electricity
From balcony solar to shared power plants, city residents are now making their own energy
Sarah Kim — October 13, 2026
After a Rate Cut, How Should Households Prepare?
How to check your finances when loan rates and savings rates pull in different directions
Daniel Lee — October 11, 2026
What a 30-Minute Run Before Work Changed
Mornings with office workers who run for the habit, not the record
Sarah Kim — October 9, 2026
Vinyl Is Back: The Joy of Listening Slowly
Why more people are buying records in the streaming age
Wave Desk — October 7, 2026
Semiconductor Supply Chains: Redrawing the World Map
Production once concentrated in one country is spreading across continents
Daniel Lee — October 5, 2026
How Urban Forests Cool Summer Temperatures
Why a single tree does the work of several air conditioners
Wave Desk — October 2, 2026
How the Neighborhood Market Became Crowded Again
How delivery apps and young vendors changed the market
Daniel Lee — September 29, 2026
Sleeping Well Is a Skill: Five Lessons From Sleep Science
Sleeping regularly matters more than sleeping long
Sarah Kim — September 26, 2026
A Weekend Stroll Through Small Art Museums
People who skip the big exhibition halls for small museums down the side streets
Sarah Kim — September 22, 2026
I Turned Off Notifications and My Day Got Longer
A two-week notification-free experiment by five Wave reporters
Wave Desk — September 18, 2026
Lights Powered by Sea Breezes: Offshore Wind Today
Turbines heading farther out to sea, and the challenges ahead
Daniel Lee — September 14, 2026
Why Do Prices Rise First at the Grocery Store?
Why the inflation in the statistics differs from the inflation we feel
Wave Desk — September 10, 2026