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Boston planning to deploy electric BlueBikes in 2024

Mayor Wu’s proposed budget would spend $1.4 million to introduce electric-assist bikes into the regional bikeshare system. Here's a timeline of when they might be ready to ride. Plus: WBUR's statement on Twitter.

The timing and impacts of Tuesday's storm, as snow moves east

Massachusetts' winter storm is expected to hit certain parts of the state differently. Here's the full rundown, from snow maps and power outages to school closures and travel impacts. Plus, details on Newton's property tax vote with $15 million on the line.

After nearly two decades, an iconic Cambridge nightclub reopens in Central Square

From the ManRay nightclub's official reopening to Andrea Campbell’s historic inauguration, here's what you need to know today.

Legalized sports betting could begin in January

Massachusetts residents will be able to begin participating in sports betting very soon, with in-person betting starting as early as the Super Bowl. "The Common's" Darryl C. Murphy sits down with WBUR's Samantha Coetzee to discuss the road for legalized sports up until now, and what consumers can expect from the Massachusetts sports betting experience.

Colorado Edition: Abortion attitudes in Weld; fixing smoke damage; queer people's impact in NoCo

Local news roundup with the Colorado Sun - 7/21/22

NoCo celebrates Pride Month by sharing stories of LGBTQ+ past

Local news roundup with the Colorado Sun - 7/19/2022

Colorado teens 'Slay the Runway' with program aimed to promote LGBTQ+ community

Creating safe spaces for LGBTQ+ teens to express themselves is now more important than ever. Organizations in Colorado are working to create more of these spaces, including Longmont’s Firehouse Art Center and the Boulder Public Library. Together they created Slay the Runway in 2021, which is a design program for LGBTQ+ teens.KUNC’s Samantha Coetzee spoke with co-creator and Faculty Director for the B2 Center for Media Arts and Performance, Steven Frost, about the program.

Colorado Edition: Monkeypox; Roe v. Wade reactions; mental health response programs

On this week’s Colorado Edition, we have reactions from Coloradans following the overturn of Roe v. Wade. We hear more about monkeypox in the state and how to keep yourself safe. We chat about Denver’s STAR program, a non-police response program for mental health-related emergencies, and we check in with our colleagues at the Colorado Sun.