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Black, Muslim and Asian parents told school committee members this week how their children are experiencing racism and exclusion in the district’s schools.

WBUR meteorologist Dave Epstein joined Morning Edition host Bob Oakes for more on the forecast.

In a 2012 interview with WBUR's Sasha Pfeiffer, Roy talked about the challenges of coming back to BU after his accident.

With mere days to go until Election Day, WBUR's Morning Edition sat down with voters of different political persuasions in the battleground state of New Hampshire.

The attorneys say the test the DOC uses to detect illicit drugs on mail is not intended to be used on documents, and the results are not considered reliable until they're confirmed by a lab. They are calling on the state to stop punishing prisoners without first confirming the test results.

Everett Mayor Carlo DeMaria joined WBUR's Morning Edition host Bob Oakes to talk about his city is handling the pandemic.

The project, called “United Against Racism,” includes changes in leadership, culture and patient care. It also expands efforts to address hunger, housing and job opportunities outside hospital walls.

If confirmed, she will become the first female Black chief justice in the history of the state's top court.

A raging pandemic, a devastating recession, a reckoning on race: Is it too much to ask Americans to also think about climate change? I don’t think so, writes Gina McCarthy.

To talk more about the latest coronavirus news and the upcoming holidays, WBUR's Morning Edition host Bob Oakes was joined by Dr. David Hamer, professor of global health and medicine at the Boston University School of Public Health and School of Medicine.