Also, Dianne Wilkerson's new campaign for her old Senate seat, and we speak with one of the winners of MIT's inaugural "Climate Grand Challenge."

WBUR reporter Walt Wuthmann discusses his reporting on former state Sen. Dianne Wilkerson's bid to regain her old Senate seat and her enduring popularity more than a decade after she pleaded guilty to federal bribery charges in 2010.

Plus, for some people with disabilities, losing pandemic accommodations means losing accessibility.

Boston Globe technology writer Hiawatha Bray takes us on a tour of electric vehicle developments in the commonwealth in the latest installment of our biweekly series, Tech Talk.

Virtual everything made it easier for people with disabilities to participate in the community in ways that were hard, or even impossible, before.

We dive beneath the headlines and break down a tough moment for Boston Public Schools. Receivership is on the horizon, the search for a new superintendent is ongoing, and there are heightened concerns about school safety and bullying. Former Boston City Councilor Tito Jackson helps us dig through it all.

The Shaw Memorial in front of the State House was re-dedicated this week after a $3 million three-year restoration project.

Plus, we preview Game 1 of the Celtic's return to the NBA Finals, and discuss the City of Boston's plans to address the changing climate.

After 12 years, the Celtics make their long-awaited return to the NBA Finals. We speak with Boston Globe sports columnist Dan Shaughnessy about what to expect from the Golden State Warriors in Game 1.

We bring you our favorite moments from the region's commencement speeches.