In the story of Snow White, the most compelling character of the story isn't the title character, but the villain: the jealous, wicked, evil stepmother.

We look at a busy day in politics, locally and nationally.

Plus, we re-examine the story of Snow White with Harvard's Maria Tatar, who says tales about evil stepmothers shape our understanding of age and beauty.

We get reactions and analysis from a 10-term U.S. Congressman and two Democratic delegates.

We take listener calls with Chef Joe Gatto about cooking from scratch and cooking with kids.

Is it possible to prioritize both public and economic health?

Plus: can we prioritize both public and economic health? We pose that question to the President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, Eric Rosengren.

Viewers will be able to tune in remotely for four nights of a physically-distanced, all-virtual convention.

We check in with a local postal worker, Massachusetts AG Maura Healey, and get a wider perspective from a reporter who's been following this.

With most districts offering parents multiple options, we ask parents what they've decided to do and how they reached that decision.