Here & Now
Mon-Thu from 12-2 p.m.
NPR, WBUR, Boston and public radio stations across the country are joining forces to bring listeners news and analysis in midday with Here & Now. Here & Now offers a distinctive mix of hard news and rich conversation featuring interesting players from across the spectrum of arts and culture, business, technology, science and politics. Here & Now, produced by WBUR since 1997, with co-hosts Robin Young and Jeremy Hobson.
News and analysis in midday.
Latest Stories
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After a dismal summer last year — where most camps didn't even open — the demand for day camps and sleepaway camps is way up this year. -
Erik Schatzker, an editor-at-large for Bloomberg TV, visited Caracas just last week and says the conditions are still very dire there.
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The cheerleader was suspended from her team for using F-bombs in online comments about her school.
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In Texas, the power grid is having trouble keeping up with usage. And record-setting temperatures are coinciding with a drought that is ravaging California's reservoirs.
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Maya Wiley and Kathryn Garcia are coming in second and third with 22% and 19% of first-choice votes respectively.
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In Baltimore, homicides are up more than 17% this year. Mayor Brandon Scott discusses the increase in crime in his city.
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Congress has approved more than $46 billion in rental assistance, though some eligible renters are finding that accessing the funding isn't always easy.
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Adolescents still need parental approval to get their shots.
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As travel continues to pick up and more Americans travel as restrictions lift in the U.S., American Airlines is struggling to keep up.
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Two-year-old Labrador retriever Buffy is trained to sniff out the smell a human body gives off when it's fighting COVID-19.
