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For more than a dozen years, the Massachusetts Army National Guard has been fighting to build a machine gun range on Joint Base Cape Cod. But in the past month, the project seems to have collapsed. So how did that happen, is it really over – and what happens next?

The Boston Celtics tip off their first game of the 2024-25 season tonight against the New York Knicks. NBC Sports Boston reporter Abby Chin joined WBUR’s Morning Edition for a preview of what to expect, from Kristaps Porzingis' return timeline to the team's sale to more Mazzulla-isms..

Amid the gang violence and lawlessness consuming Haiti — and American politicians casting a spotlight on the flow of migrants from the island nation — WBUR set out to learn how the latest newcomers to Massachusetts are faring in a state that’s now asking them not to come.

"They are incredibly nervous...I always try and tell our athletes..nerves are good..."

Since 1984, René Marchando has been behind the mic as the host of his own radio show, "For Your Pleasure." WBUR's Weekend Edition caught up with Marchando to hear more about his 40 years on the Boston airwaves.

Public records experts say the allegation that Goldberg ordered a state employee to delete texts — and potentially destroyed her own — raises a red flag.

Each year, master pumpkin carver George Nickolopoulos and his team carve about 5,000 to display at the Roger Williams Zoo’s Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular. Nickolopoulos joins WBUR's Morning Edition to help us pick and carve a next-level jack-o'-lantern.

Bill Sebastian built his first "visual synthesizer" in the 1970s and performed it onstage with the pioneering jazz musician Sun Ra. Now, with the advancement of virtual reality, he plays his Outerspace Visual Communicator for audiences at the Boston Immersive Music Festival.

Marine biologist and climate policy expert Ayana Elizabeth Johnson turns the gloom and doom surrounding climate predictions on its head, laying out what the future could look like if we scale up efforts to fight global warming and ecosystem destruction.

U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren and her Republican challenger, John Deaton, battled in a fiery debate Tuesday night, clashing over abortion rights, the economy and immigration.