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Week In Review: Coronavirus, Impeachment, And Walsh's State Of The City Address

Plus, Boston Globe columnist Joan Vennochi and Boston Herald columnist Joe Battenfeld take listener calls and reflect on how the question of unity or consequences being debated in Congress is reverberating around the region.

Congressman Seth Moulton Weighs In On Impeachment, Insurrection

If signed into law, the bill would require Massachusetts to reduce its emissions 50 percent below 1990-levels in the next ten years, and be "net zero" by 2050.

Governor Baker Has Until Midnight To Sign Major Climate Bill

Boston Globe columnist Joan Vennochi and Boston Herald columnist Joe Battenfeld take listener calls and reflect on how the question of unity or consequences is reverberating around the region.

After The Capitol Riot: A Moment For Unity Or Consequences?

Outside the Capitol, continued outrage and repercussions for last week's insurrection there, even as we see continued threats of more violence as Inauguration Day approaches. We speak with Congressman Moulton.

Congressman Seth Moulton On Impeachment, Democratic Agenda in 2021

Plus: Boston Public Schools Superintendent Brenda Cassellius on the plan to return to in-person learning. 

Patriot's Bill Belichick Will Not Accept Presidential Medal of Freedom

Superintendent Cassellius joins us to talk more about the phased reopening.

BPS Superintendent Optimistic About School Reopening Slated For Feb. 1

That's just one of many recent decisions by Boston teams with serious reverberations inside and outside of sports. 

Bill Belichick Rejects The Presidential Medal of Freedom From Trump

We take listener questions with Dr. Helen Boucher and Dr. Joshua Barocas.

Ask The Docs: Taking Listener Questions About Vaccines, Pandemic

In our Week in Review, we discuss the monumental change we experienced this week for everyone in Greater Boston and across the nation. 

Week In Review: Chaos At The Capitol, Vaccine Distribution, And Mr. Walsh Goes To Washington

WBUR's Deborah Becker has been following the people involved in last week's events in Washington and the consequences they might face.

Tracking Down New Englanders Involved In Assault On U.S. Capitol

What's Next After The Capitol Insurrection?

Plus, lessons for Walsh's replacement, Kim Janey, who will be the first mother in the role. 

Everyone Seems After Mayor Walsh's Job

Plus, Boston public school students will be able to return to in-person learning as the Boston superintendent and teachers union announced an agreement to bring students back in phases. 

With An Open Seat, The Race For Mayor Might Get Crowded

WBUR education reporter Carrie Jung tells us more about the plan. 

BPS Will Bring Students Back In-Person Starting In February

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