WBUR Up Next

We dig into this week's transit news, from the Red Line to the commuter rail, with WBUR reporter Darryl C. Murphy.

Legal analyst Nancy Gertner, a retired federal judge, breaks down what the possible end of Roe v. Wade might mean for Massachusetts.

Plus, a look at the interesting and surprising things one apartment hunter found in her search for an affordable one-bedroom in Massachusetts.

The gyms are open again, and we're setting ourselves some new fitness goals.

Sometimes desperate times call for paying $1,000 to sleep on a couch in someone's living room.

We talk about four interesting and impactful characters from Cambridge's history, all featured in a new book called "Born in Cambridge: 400 Years of Ideas and Innovators," out now.

We look at the impacts of new training standards in the state's police reform law on auxiliary and reserve officers.

Plus, it's "Ask the Docs" with listener questions about a new COVID-19 vaccine for children.

Lidiia Martynyuk, her husband and their six children made the harrowing journey from Ukraine to Massachusetts recently. We hear her story.

The CDC estimates 75% of children under age 11 have already been infected with COVID-19.