The recent murder is the tenth on the trail in the past 45 years, according to the Appalachian Trail Conservatory. So, are hikers feeling safe and what precautions should they take?

Kraft's legal team is asking a court to permanently seal police surveillance video that allegedly shows him soliciting and receiving sex at a Florida spa.

When will the drizzly doldrums end? And what do all these cool, cloudy, rainy days mean for your gardens and landscaping?

Host Callum Borchers speaks with a reporter about a Florida judge's decision to block the use of police surveillance videos of Robert Kraft, who has been charged with two misdemeanor counts of soliciting prostitution. Plus,  longtime New Yorker [...]

Connections between ancient and modern Egypt are just some of what journalist Peter Hessler excavates in a new book, called, "The Buried: An Archeology of the Egyptian Revolution."

Host Callum Borchers speaks with WBUR's Anthony Brooks who is in New Hampshire after Joe Biden makes his first New Hampshire visit. Also, as the trade war with China escalates, how are Mass. industries faring? Plus, what the Supreme Court’s [...]

When the trade war began, WBUR spoke with local businesses who were directly affected. We check in with those industries to see how business is faring.

Harvard Law Professor Lawrence Lessig examines how the Supreme Court has interpreted the Constitution throughout its history.

Former Vice President Joe Biden visited the first-in-the-nation primary state today.

This year, leaders like Gov. Charlie Baker, author Tara Westover and rapper Missy Elliott have delivered wisdom to metro-area colleges.