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Plus, as a part of our "Living Through Corona" series, we talk about the balance between business and public safety with the owner of a haunted house in business in Salem that has been forced to remain closed this Fall.

We caught up with Skip, the president of Wicked Amusements and the Chambers of Terror in Salem, as part of our ongoing series, "Living through Corona."

We hear the scientific arguments for and against getting quickly to "herd immunity, a controversial proposal for living through the coronavirus pandemic.

Early voting began Saturday. And with exactly two weeks to go until the November election, the pace of early ballots -- in person and by mail -- seems unlikely to slow.

Plus, a new Boston Globe investigation finds nearly one in every five state troopers on the current roster has at least one sustained misconduct charge.

We unpack Massachusetts Ballot Question 1, the new Right to Repair.

The Boston Globe finds only a handful of troopers with sustained charges have been fired in the last ten years.

We take listener calls and discuss it all with our Week in Review panelists.

Plus, with the state eviction moratorium set to expire on Saturday, what do tenants and landlords need to know?

There are now 63 cities and towns designated as high-risk for the coronavirus in Massachusetts. When the list was originally released, there were four.