A federal judge is considering Harvard University's argument against Trump administration funding cuts. More video is released in the death of a man detained by Haverhill police. An orange juice company sues over US tariffs on Brazil. Stay in "The Loop" with WBZ NewsRadio.

Officials release video and audio from the day Francis Gigliotti died in Haverhill police custody, the latest on the ongoing sanitation worker strike, and could school start time be moved back? Stay in "The Loop" with WBZ NewsRadio.

Alaska Airlines gets back on track after an overnight malfunction, sand in between the toes on Revere Beach, and trash workers still have no deal. Stay in "The Loop" with WBZ NewsRadio.

A former Harvard student is suing the school for allegedly failing to protect him from anti-semitism on campus, a Kremlin spokesperson says Russia is open to peace with Ukraine, and workers at a Brighton Starbucks are the latest to unionize in Massachusetts.

A former student is suing Harvard, accusing the university of not protecting him from anti-semitism on campus. Thousands of demonstrators march to the U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv, calling for an end to the war in Gaza and a hostage deal. The Trump administration insisting recent U.S. air strikes destroyed Iranian nuclear sites.

Back on October 18th of 2023 Israeli American Yoav Segev was recording Pro-Palestinian demonstrators participating in a "die-in" protest at Harvard with his cellphone when he was assaulted. Witnesses and Gaza hospital officials say Israeli troops have killed at least 32 Palestinians near aid distribution hubs. Cambridge's inaugural porchfest takes place this weekend.

More than two dozen people are hurt in Los Angeles this morning after a car slams into a crowd outside a night club, street closures and detours start today in Cambridge because of structural concerns with the River-view condominium building, and the median price of a home in Boston exceeds a million dollars.

Governor Healey orders all assisted living facilities in Massachusetts to share their fire protocols, a former Boston Science teacher is indicted by a federal grand jury, and a tech CEO is on leave after a kiss-cam controversey in Foxboro.

A prisoner swap between The United States and Venezuela. President Trump has signed the so-called "Genius Act" into law. The median price of a home in Boston exceeds one million dollars.

The death toll in the Fall River assisted living facility fire has dropped to 9. It could take a while forJeffrey Epstein grand jury transcripts to come out. We're hearing from a North Andover officer shot by colleagues. Stay in "The Loop" with WBZ NewsRadio.