Tim takes some listener phone calls.

Tim talks about WPRI's Target 12 story regarding the former Fall River police chief.

Tim talks about the New Bedford Public Schools projects that are losing funding.

Tim is joined by Dawn M. Barclay, author of "Vacations Can Be Murder: A True Crime Lover's Travel Guide to New England."

Mary wants to give a kidney to a boy featured in a WBSM story.

Tim talks about the Trump Administration pulling back funding for schools.

Tim is joined by Chad Freitas and David Motta of Mercy Meals and More to discuss their upcoming comedy night fundraiser, and then Victoria Grasela of the United Way talks about Saturday's Hunger Heroes Food Drop.

Tim talks more about "Snitch City" and some of the weekend train issues.

Tim talks about the City of New Bedford hiring a firm to review the police department's use of criminal informants.

Brendan McCarthy, editor of the Spotlight team from the Boston Globe, joins Tim to discuss the "Snitch City" series in New Bedford. Then, New Bedford City Council President Shane Burgo joins Tim for his weekly appearance.