Plus, a bill proposing sweeping police reform is up for debate this week in the State House. We speak with the president of Boston Police Patrolman's Association on his objections to the bill, and what local police officers want to see addressed.

Where we are on contact tracing, and do we have the system we need now, and down the line?

Our panelists are: Marie St. Fleur, a former Massachusetts State Representative, and Richard Tisei, former Republican leader of the Massachusetts State Senate.

We'll break down the two rulings and discuss the legal and political fallout.

We speak with local stakeholders about whether the bill is a step in the right direction.

Plus, port restrictions in Boston and across the world are keeping hundreds of thousands of seafarers stuck on their ships, forcing them to stay away from home months longer than before.

Seafaring workers often get through months of monotonous, difficult work on board by looking ahead to their home leave. But the pandemic has put that leave on delay for many.

The Court handed down two rulings Wednesday, giving faith-based employers a lot of latitude on how they manage their employees and distribute health care.

Plus: The Supreme Court gave us two rulings on Wednesday giving faith-based employers a lot of latitude on how they manage their employees and distribute health care.