Plus: What's it like to play competitive high school sports in the time of COVID?

The three-day average of COVID patients in Massachusetts hospitals is up 46 percent since hitting a low earlier this summer.

Rev. Laura Everett explains how praying for the president isn't about who he is, but about who she wants to be.

We talk with a local high school soccer coach about what it's like to play sports in the time of COVID.

We bring you live coverage of the developing news regarding President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump testing positive for the coronavirus, and take listener calls with our panel of experts.

Researchers at the Harvard Kennedy School who track online hate groups say they've seen hundreds more people join groups like the Proud Boys since the debate, including here in New England.

Kapilow tells us why, in 2020, he believes Porter is as relevant as ever.

Plus, with President Trump calling for a more "patriotic" education, a look at how we teach history in Massachusetts.

With the President calling for a more "patriotic" education, we look at how U.S. history is taught in schools, how state standards are set, and how to have honest, and sometimes uncomfortable, conversations about our nation's history.

We speak with the leaders of Tufts, Somerville and Medford about how they are working together during this pandemic.