Statewide, the unemployment rate stands above 16 percent -- a new record. So just how bad is all this?

The court struck down a Louisiana law that required doctors performing abortions have admitting privileges to nearby hospitals -- the effects of which could have left the state with a single abortion clinic.

Plus we get the latest out of the Supreme Court.

According to a new report from MIT and City Life/Vida Urbana, communities of color in Boston are disproportionately impacted by evictions in Boston -- and it could get worse with the pandemic.

Big news for the New England Patriots breaking this week, with the signing of former Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton and penalties for another videotaping scandal.

We speak with Dr. Myechia Minter-Jordan, one of the fund's founding members.

In our Week In Review, we take your calls as Massachusetts continues the state's reopening, with close contact businesses this week.

The Yarmouth board of selectmen recently passed a resolution allowing businesses to conduct normal operations "without fear of local repercussions."

Boston Mayor Marty Walsh says complaints in the city through the month of May were up more than 2,000% from last year.

We speak with Jeffrey Riley, the Commissioner of the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.