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Plus, we hear how a recent Biden announcement has impacted Venezuelans attempting to enter the U.S. from the southern border.

Plus, the father of festival music sound hails from our neck of the woods.

When you go to a music festival, no matter where you are in the audience you can hear the instruments and the song lyrics. It didn't always used to be this way. And it's all thanks to Bill Hanley, of Medford.

The final gubernatorial debate between Democrat Maura Healey and Republican Geoff Diehl took place Thursday night, with early voting set to begin on Saturday.

Ken Duckworth, chief medical officer of the National Alliance on Mental Illness, has a new book, "You Are Not Alone," containing stories of patients trying to access care and advice for those trying to navigate the system.

Plus, a spooky season double feature on witch caves and Black horror.

Plus, how much the devices cost and where to find them.

Plus, how to distinguish between allergy symptoms and COVID or the flu.

Plus, experts say this fall allergy season has been particularly intense. We hear from an allergist and a registered nurse about how to mitigate symptoms.

Scientists are trying something new to save suffering salt marshes in Massachusetts. They're taking mussels from thriving marshes and transplanting them to unhealthy ones.