Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck announced in an emotional press conference Saturday night that he's retiring from football, at age 29.

The proposed $1.4 billion merger could have a ripple effect for local news publications.

Dukakis offers his thoughts on an express train to Providence and other possible transit solutions.

Host Tiziana Dearing speaks with former governor Michael Dukakis on news that Governor Charlie Baker is considering an express trains to Providence. Plus, what do communities lose when fewer reporters fill their local newsrooms? That's one question surrounding the proposed $1.4 billion dollar merger between newspaper chains GateHouse Media and Gannett. Also, first Gronk, now NFL player Andrew Luck says he's retiring from the NFL. What do these early retirements say about football?

1619 is the year enslaved Africans were brought to North America and sold into slavery -- and its 400th anniversary is being re-examined in a new series of articles and essays in the New York Times Magazine.

The change, currently scheduled for Oct. 15, would impact immigrants who already live here and are seeking green cards, as well as new immigrants.

Despite saying he hasn't made up his mind yet, Rep. Kennedy has already filed candidacy paperwork with the Federal Election Commission to run for the U.S. Senate in 2020.

24 communities in Massachusetts are currently designated at critical risk for EEE, including Methuen, Hopkinton, Easton, Middleborough, and Wareham.

What impact have these comments had on the Jewish community in New England?

We look at a new approach being used in one Cambridge public high school, where all ninth and tenth graders take the same "Honors" level English and history classes.