NightSide With Dan Rea

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu apologized to two men falsely accused in 1989 of murder in the Charles Stuart case. Charles Stuart's pregnant wife Carol was murdered and Charles was injured in the attack. He identified a black man as the killer, but it was later discovered he was responsible. The discussion continues.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu apologized to two men falsely accused in 1989 of murder in the Charles Stuart case. Charles Stuart's pregnant wife Carol was murdered and Charles was injured in the attack. He identified a black man as the killer, but it was later discovered he was responsible.

The Colorado Supreme Court removes former President Trump from the primary ballot. Dan Rea's callers check in with their reactions. The discussion continues.

Southwest Airlines has an old policy to accommodate “plus-sized” passengers. The policy has just recently ignited a storm of comments on social media.

Then, a prestigious national law firm has decided to no longer recruit at Harvard Law School. This latest aftershock, following the awkward recent testimony in front of a Congressional Committee by Harvard President Claudine Gay, impacts law school graduates irrespective of their beliefs on the War between Israel and Hamas. Should Harvard law students be penalized in their career options because of President Gay’s inept comments in Washington?

We revisit a Vermont case in which a man was arrested for “disorderly conduct” by a Vermont State Trooper. The criminal charges were dismissed but now Gregory Bombard is suing the state and the trooper for civil damages alleging that his First Amendment rights were violated. Mr. Bombard’s lawyer will join us to discuss the merits of the case and the potential implications for law enforcement officers.

Just in - The Colorado Supreme Court removes former President Trump from the primary ballot. Dan Rea's callers check in with their reactions.

Today was one of the worst Mondays in terms or wind and rain. But we were lucky because it could have been the “Blizzard of ‘23!” How did you and your community fare with today’s weather?

Last week, the Boston City Council rejected a federal anti-terrorism grant of 13.3 million dollars. State Senator Nick Collins of Boston has filed a bill at the State House to remove the ability of local governments to exercise the option to accept or reject such funding. The legislation would impact funds intended to protect health and safety of Massachusetts residents.

Last week, the Boston City Council rejected a federal anti-terrorism grant of 13.3 million dollars. State Senator Nick Collins of Boston has filed a bill at the State House to remove the ability of local governments to exercise the option to accept or reject such funding. The legislation would impact funds intended to protect health and safety of Massachusetts residents.

Last week, the Boston City Council rejected a federal anti-terrorism grant of 13.3 million dollars. State Senator Nick Collins of Boston has filed a bill at the State House to remove the ability of local governments to exercise the option to accept or reject such funding. The legislation would impact funds intended to protect health and safety of Massachusetts residents.