After years of political fighting and court battles, both chambers of the state legislature gathered on Beacon Hill Wednesday and approved amending the state's constitution to raise taxes on the state's highest earners.

Plus, a preview of a very special solar eclipse.

We speak to State Representative Shawn Dooley, one of the 29 out of 30 Republicans in the House that are calling for Lyons to resign his post. And later, we turn to WBUR Senior Political Reporter Anthony Brooks, who has been following this story.

Taunton-based Freshly Baked kicked off operations this week, as the first recreational company authorized to make deliveries not only in the Commonwealth, but the entire East Coast.

Plus, we discuss what's going on with the Boston School Committee with WBUR Edify Reporter Max Larkin.

Two Boston School Committee members have stepped down over racially charged text messages they exchanged during a committee meeting in October.

As we head into summer, we take listener questions about staying safe, vaccinations and the future of this pandemic with Dr. Shira Doron of Tufts Medical Center, and Dr. Davidson Hamer of Boston Medical Center.

Will employers choose a new, more hybrid path, or will the pull to return to normal pull everyone back into the office full time?

The start of the summer hasn't officially begun yet, but we're already feeling the heat here in Boston. Joining us to discuss is WBUR meteorologist David Epstein. Then, we discuss a key piece of climate news in the Northeast, the regional Transportation Climate Initiative, with David Cash, former commissioner of the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection.

Acting Boston Mayor Kim Janey fired Police Commissioner Dennis White Monday afternoon, following a protracted legal battle stemming from decades-old allegations of domestic violence.