It took decades of searching, a body exhumation and DNA testing for Jim Graham to discover that his father was a Catholic priest. Graham says the church needs better policies for handling priests who break celibacy vows and father children.

Ray Charles is well known for his soulful blend of blues, jazz, gospel, and R&B, but in 1962 he released a different kind of album, titled "Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music."

New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft has been charged with two counts of soliciting prostitution at a Florida massage parlor.

A look at the week's big stories, including the allegations against New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, the latest in politics, affordable housing in Boston, and the Vatican summit on clergy sex abuse.

But coming up with enough money fast enough is a barrier. Often, nonprofits get outbid by investors or developers with deeper pockets.

Will a global conference of church leaders actually lead to concrete steps in tackling the crisis of child abuse?

Section 8 aims to help low-income residents move out of so-called "areas of low opportunity." But some wonder why residents have to leave their neighborhoods to access better opportunities.

Boston Housing Chief Sheila Dillon joins us to discuss the city's plans on affordability.

State Police say they destroyed eight firearms seized at Logan, even though some were involved in open criminal cases.

We take a look at some of the major sports stories of the week, including Colin Kaepernick's settlement with the NFL, and the free agent rumors swirling around the Celtics.