With the Bruins and the Celtics both starting their seasons, and a potential quarterback controversy brewing in Foxborough, we check in on the major Boston sports teams in our weekly Boston sports roundup.

The last exoneration of a convicted witch from Salem, Elizabeth Johnson Jr., came in May of this year.

Plus, a look at the Boston Bruins and Celtics in our weekly Sports Roundup.

In this installment of the Business of Boston, we're looking at what you can hear at Wally's Cafe Jazz Club this weekend, and seven days a week.

Plus, we look at Boston's jazz scene through the lens of Wally's Cafe Jazz Club, which just re-opened after two years.

Question 1 on the November ballot proposes changing the state's constitution to add a 4% surtax on any income that exceeds $1 million.

"It's going to look like a tricked-out roller rink," she said. Plus, Faison talks about her passion for lifting women up in the restaurant industry.

Plus, celebrity chef Tiffani Faison stops by the studio to talk about her new restaurant.

Ng's third novel, "Our Missing Hearts," is out now.

Evan Horowitz, executive director of the Center for State Policy Analysis, breaks down the data behind Question 1 and explains what's at stake for the state.