Plus, the meaning of summer camp, after a tough school year for local kids.

We break down all the week's news with Jennifer Braceras of the Independent Women's Forum and Michael Curry of the Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers.

Plus, we check in on the world of Boston sports.

A new rule change from Major League Baseball that doesn't even take effect until next Monday has already had a massive impact on the game. We'll Check the Score and get the latest with Radio Boston's Chris Citorik.

Of the 666 miles of stormwater pipes running underneath the city, nearly half were built during the 1930s or earlier -- and at least 120 miles predate World War I.

We check-in with Congressman Stephen Lynch in Washington, where a decision by the Department of Justice on the convicted Boston Marathon bomber is reverberating back home.

Plus, we take listener calls and talk about what it means to celebrate, or observe, Juneteenth thoughtfully and in ways that honor its legacy.

We take listener calls and talk about what it means to celebrate, or observe, Juneteenth thoughtfully and in ways that honor its legacy.

We explore the impact of recent cyber attacks in the Commonwealth.

Chuck Collins, a senior scholar at the Institute for Policy Studies, joins us to discuss his book, "The Wealth Hoarders: How Billionaires Pay Millions to Hide Trillions."