Plus, WBUR CommonHealth reporter Carey Goldberg gives us an update on Boston and the state's plans so far to handle the virus and the community's fears.

We take calls about your reactions to the news.

We separate fact from fiction, and reflect on the legacy of a pivotal moment in the history of Boston and the nation.

Plus, we look back at the Boston Massacre, 250 years later.

We break down Super Tuesday. Plus, we remember architect Henry Cobb who helped reshaped the Boston skyline.

"I had come to the conclusion that nothing of interest to me was going to happen in Boston during my lifetime. The irony is having gotten away from Boston, I've done more work in Boston than any other city."

Governor Charlie Baker and state health officials say Massachusetts remains at low risk for an outbreak of COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus.

What will former Vice President Joe Biden's victory here mean for the remainder of the field?

The choices in Tuesday's primary have changed significantly since last week.

Two local experts field our questions and yours about the novel coronavirus.