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WBUR reporter Simón Rios' latest story explores a planned affordable housing development above a library in the West End that's expected to cost more than $800,000 per unit to build.

Gov. Maura Healey is cutting spending to help make up for six straight months of lower-than-expected tax collections.

WBUR's Walter Wuthmann and former Boston Mayor Kim Janey join Radio Boston to preview Tuesday night's State of the City address. We dive into what they're expecting to hear and what's at stake.

"American Born Chinese" came out nearly 20 years ago, but it's messages still resonate with many readers, including in Massachusetts. We speak with a 10th grader who won a local contest for a letter he wrote to author Gene Luen Yang about the story. Then, we hear from Gene and Boston University's Joel Christian Gill.

The city of Boston has collected more than 1 million artifacts through its Archaeology Program over the past 40 years. Here's a look at some of those artifacts, including the oldest artifact ever found to date in Boston.

A challenge brought by former attorney general candidate Shannon Liss-Riordan, along with law firm Free Speech for the People, cites the 14th Amendment and seeks to remove Donald Trump from ballots in Massachusetts.

Radio Boston previews what could be Bill Belichick's last game as coach of the New England Patriots.

Radio Boston digs into how the Boston Dynamics AI Institute hopes to use a $400 million investment to turn Kendall Square into a global hub where robotics and AI meet.

This weekend, book enthusiasts will take part in the 28th annual Moby Dick Marathon. Over 25 hours, they'll take turns reading the celebrated Herman Melville novel either virtually and in person.