Less than a week into its restart, Major League Baseball has already had to temporarily suspend the season for two teams due to a coronavirus outbreak. Radio Boston's Chris Citorik brings us the latest.

Plus: two local opera singers who have staged a performance entirely within the world of Nintendo's Animal Crossing.

Thirty years into the Americans With Disabilities Act, we're in the midst of economic upheaval and a global pandemic. Where are we today on disability rights and equality, and what are the next frontiers?

We speak with two book lovers about their favorite stories about overcoming adversity.

How a small Boston-based opera company staged a production of an opera entirely within the world of Animal Crossing.

Plus: Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley joins us to talk about taking the baton from her colleague, civil rights leader and Congressman John Lewis.

Teachers would use the extra two weeks to plan for all the possible scenarios this fall could bring, from a full return to the classroom, to an all-remote learning plan, or some sort of hybrid of the two.

Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley joins us to talk about taking the baton from her colleague, civil rights leader and Congressman John Lewis.

There were nearly 500 new cases of COVID-19 confirmed in the state over the weekend, and the percentage of positive tests has ticked upward in the last several days after holding steady earlier this month.

Plus: WBUR's Anthony Brooks on the latest in the Senate race between Senator Ed Markey and Rep. Joe Kennedy.