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.

Boston Mayor Marty Walsh announced Thursday a new initiative in the city, aiming to raise millions of dollars to address racial inequity.

Mayor Walsh said complaints in Boston through the month of May were up more than 2000 percent from last year.

As Massachusetts continues to reopen, and the number of new coronavirus cases remain stable, many parents are thinking about their kids and play.

We speak with WBUR's Miriam Wasser, who has been following the story.

Plus: Why is it that when police violence happens, other officers are often just standing by and watching rather than intervening?

Ervin Staub has developed "active bystander" police training, so officers can stop their colleagues from doing unnecessary harm.

We catch up with Rollins and ask how her office is thinking about the widespread protests calling for major police reform and meaningful action to address systemic racism.