In 1972, the Worcester Art Museum was robbed in what was then the world's second-largest postwar museum crime. Four teens were held at gunpoint — and they're still friends today.

We check in with WBUR senior political reporter Anthony Brooks, who attended the Thursday morning press conference where Chang-Díaz made the announcement.

Plus, we talk about local salsa music with WBUR's "Con Salsa!" host José Massó.

José Massó has hosted WBUR's bilingual music show "Con Salsa!" for 47 years.

Overdose deaths in Massachusetts reached a record high last year, in large part due to the powerful opioid fentanyl.

An average gallon of regular gas recently dipped just under $5 in Massachusetts. We talk to an economist and a local gas station owner about gas prices.

Plus, the little known history of banned arcade games in the South Shore.

We lean more about how the housing market is impacting artists in Greater Boston in our latest installment of From the Newsroom.

Forty years ago this week, residents in Marshfield voted to ban arcade games in public spaces in town. We take a look at the ban, and it's impact, as part of our regular monthly series, "Hidden History."

Join us for a one-hour special Radio Boston dedicated to Juneteenth here in the Commonwealth, and nationwide. We reflect on Black life in America, Black history, and the racial arc of the country since the 2020 murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis police.