Salem State and Revere Public Schools are working together to recruit and retain teachers of color in Massachusetts.

As environmental advocates and cities aim to reduce the use of fossil fuel in construction projects, building toward that future may be complicated.

Natasha Warikoo, sociology professor at Tufts University, joins us to talk about her new book, "Race at the Top: Asian Americans and whites in Pursuit of the American Dream in Suburban Schools."

Plus, we speak with Natasha Warikoo, a sociology professor at Tufts University, about her book "Race at the Top: Asian Americans and Whites in Pursuit of the American Dream in Suburban Schools."

Plus, we ask the docs about vaccines, boosters and masks heading into cooler weather and a new school year.

WBUR senior reporter Ally Jarmanning and Massachusetts Law Reform Institute's deputy director of advocacy, Jamie Sabino, join to discuss.

With variant-specific booster shots expected to be available soon and students preparing to return to school once more, we bring you another edition of Ask the Doctors. Our panel of medical experts will give you the latest information on COVID, as well as monkeypox, and answer your questions.

In 1962, Massachusetts instituted a ban on tattooing that lasted all the way to 2000. We speak with Harold "Lefty" Liberty, who was one of the last tattoo artists working in Boston before the ban came down.

We look at the latest headlines in the race to become Suffolk County's next District Attorney with Michael Curry, president and CEO of the Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers, and Lisa Kashinsky, Politico reporter and author of the Massachusetts Playbook.

Plus, one dance organization is offering a free tango lesson in Medford for the last time this summer