Plus, the Boston Marathon has been canceled for the first time in the races 124-year history. And, how do we make sense of a violent night in Greater Boston?

Massachusetts is one of a number of states looking at using mail-in ballots as a way to address safety concerns over voting during a pandemic.

We speak with local food assistance providers to understand scope of the problem in our current crisis.

WBUR's Alex Ashlock joins us with the latest on the cancellation of the 2020 Boston Marathon.

What will it take to come to grips with the size and scope of the loss of life?

We take stock of how the state is working to stay true to its mission to ensure equity in the cannabis industry, even amid the coronavirus pandemic.

For the first time ever, NASA will send two astronauts into space on a privately-built rocket.

Plus, as recreational pot shops reopen this week, we check-in on how the state is working to stay true to its mission to ensure equity in the cannabis industry.

We ask Congresswoman Clark about what she sees as the most important issues as we begin to reopen in Massachusetts and across the country.

What's OK to do in the phase one reopening, scientifically and socially?