WBUR's Morning EditionLocal content from WBUR's Morning Edition broadcasts‘It’s A Tough Job On A Good Day’: Morale Declines Among Unpaid Prison Officers At FMC DevensFrustration among unpaid correctional officers at Federal Medical Center, Devens in Worcester County is growing as the government shutdown endures.PlayWBUR News02:10Jan 19, 2019Weekend Forecast: Snowstorm Brings Messy Weather Saturday Night; Skies Clear Sunday NightThe storm won't be a blockbuster, but it will be messy. Skies should clear Sunday night in Greater Boston, allowing for some view of the lunar eclipse.PlayWBUR News02:54Jan 19, 2019Think You're Allergic To Penicillin? Maybe Not, Specialists Say, And That's Worth KnowingIf you think you're allergic to penicillin but you're not, you may miss out on the best antibiotic to treat and prevent infection for no good reason, say specialists who...CommonHealthJan 18, 2019Patriots To Face Kansas City Chiefs In AFC Game SundayThe Patriots face off against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday for the AFC championship. ESPN.com football writer Mike Reiss joined Morning Edition to talk about the big game.PlayWBUR News04:05Jan 18, 2019Another Shutdown Casualty: Biotech IPOsThe Securities and Exchange Commission said this week that its normal functions are suspended because the agency isn't funded. Companies can't go public without SEC approval.PlayBostonomix02:52Jan 18, 2019This Season, The NFL Faced Renewed Scrutiny For How It Handles Domestic ViolenceFor women working to prevent domestic violence, headlines made by some NFL players present a double-edged sword.PlayWBUR News06:47Jan 18, 2019New Bill Would Eliminate Parental Consent Laws For Minors Seeking Abortion In Mass.In Massachusetts, a pregnant minor who wants to get an abortion needs a parent's or judge's permission. A new bill seeks to change that.PlayCommonHealth03:51Jan 17, 2019Burnout Among Doctors Is A Public Health Crisis, Report SaysA 2018 survey found that 78 percent of physicians reported feeling burned out at least sometimes.PlayCommonHealth05:33Jan 17, 2019After Hampshire College: Here's Why More Small Colleges Are Feeling SqueezedDozens of similar small colleges across the state are now confronting the same tough decisions. Here's why, and what many may do to stay open.PlayEdify04:51Jan 17, 2019Boston Children's Hospital Launches Campaign To Promote HelpSteps AppDr. Eric Fleegler, creator of the HelpSteps app, joined Morning Edition, to discuss how the app bridges the gap between patients and the help they need.PlayCommonHealth04:39Jan 16, 2019Healey Complaint Seeks Damages From Purdue PharmaDavid Schumacher, former deputy chief of the healthcare fraud unit for the U.S. Attorney's office in Massachusetts, joined Morning Edition to talk more about Attorney General Maura Healey's complaint filed...PlayCommonHealth04:30Jan 16, 2019Hampshire College Looking For 'Long-Term Strategic Partner'The college is looking for what it calls a "strategic partner" to help ensure the viability of the institution going forward.PlayEdify02:41Jan 16, 2019Walsh Compares Vibrant Boston With Dysfunctional Washington"What happens in Washington, we feel on the streets of Boston. But here's what matters more: what we do in Boston can change this country."PlayWBUR News03:33Jan 16, 2019What The New YouTube Series 'Wayne' — Set In Brockton — Says About Teens, Violence And MasculinityBrockton is the setting for “Wayne,” a new series about a teen vigilante premiering Wednesday on YouTube’s streaming platform. The pilot’s trailer has already attracted more than 10 million views.PlayThe ARTery07:15Jan 16, 2019Remembering Boston's Deadly Molasses Flood, 100 Years LaterThe North End flood that followed the burst of a tank killed 21 and injured dozens more on Jan. 15, 1919. PlayWBUR News07:07Jan 15, 2019Fire Up Your Instagram: A Psychedelic ‘Infinity Room’ Lands (Permanently) At The ICAThe piece, titled “Love Is Calling,” is one of 20 existing infinity mirror rooms created by legendary contemporary artist Yayoi Kusama.PlayThe ARTery04:02Jan 15, 2019State Sen. Boncore On Union Dispute Case In State Supreme CourtIn a controversial decision last year, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled public sector labor unions could not collect dues from non-members to cover the costs of representing them in labor...PlayWBUR News03:46Jan 14, 2019Patriots Headed To Eighth Consecutive AFC ChampionshipThe Patriots head to their eighth consecutive AFC championship game after Sunday's victory over the LA Chargers. ESPN.com football writer Mike Reiss joined Morning Edition to talk about the game,...PlayWBUR News05:29Jan 14, 2019A View From LA On The Chargers At Gillette: 'The Patriots Mystique Is Real'L.A. Times sports columnist Helene Elliott joins Weekend Edition host Sharon Brody to discuss the AFC divisional playoff game.PlayWBUR News05:32Jan 13, 2019Elizabeth Warren Brings Her Populist Presidential Campaign To New HampshireOne week after her trip across Iowa, Warren resumed the early stages of her presidential campaign in New Hampshire. 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‘It’s A Tough Job On A Good Day’: Morale Declines Among Unpaid Prison Officers At FMC DevensFrustration among unpaid correctional officers at Federal Medical Center, Devens in Worcester County is growing as the government shutdown endures.PlayWBUR News02:10Jan 19, 2019
Weekend Forecast: Snowstorm Brings Messy Weather Saturday Night; Skies Clear Sunday NightThe storm won't be a blockbuster, but it will be messy. Skies should clear Sunday night in Greater Boston, allowing for some view of the lunar eclipse.PlayWBUR News02:54Jan 19, 2019
Think You're Allergic To Penicillin? Maybe Not, Specialists Say, And That's Worth KnowingIf you think you're allergic to penicillin but you're not, you may miss out on the best antibiotic to treat and prevent infection for no good reason, say specialists who...CommonHealthJan 18, 2019
Patriots To Face Kansas City Chiefs In AFC Game SundayThe Patriots face off against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday for the AFC championship. ESPN.com football writer Mike Reiss joined Morning Edition to talk about the big game.PlayWBUR News04:05Jan 18, 2019
Another Shutdown Casualty: Biotech IPOsThe Securities and Exchange Commission said this week that its normal functions are suspended because the agency isn't funded. Companies can't go public without SEC approval.PlayBostonomix02:52Jan 18, 2019
This Season, The NFL Faced Renewed Scrutiny For How It Handles Domestic ViolenceFor women working to prevent domestic violence, headlines made by some NFL players present a double-edged sword.PlayWBUR News06:47Jan 18, 2019
New Bill Would Eliminate Parental Consent Laws For Minors Seeking Abortion In Mass.In Massachusetts, a pregnant minor who wants to get an abortion needs a parent's or judge's permission. A new bill seeks to change that.PlayCommonHealth03:51Jan 17, 2019
Burnout Among Doctors Is A Public Health Crisis, Report SaysA 2018 survey found that 78 percent of physicians reported feeling burned out at least sometimes.PlayCommonHealth05:33Jan 17, 2019
After Hampshire College: Here's Why More Small Colleges Are Feeling SqueezedDozens of similar small colleges across the state are now confronting the same tough decisions. Here's why, and what many may do to stay open.PlayEdify04:51Jan 17, 2019
Boston Children's Hospital Launches Campaign To Promote HelpSteps AppDr. Eric Fleegler, creator of the HelpSteps app, joined Morning Edition, to discuss how the app bridges the gap between patients and the help they need.PlayCommonHealth04:39Jan 16, 2019
Healey Complaint Seeks Damages From Purdue PharmaDavid Schumacher, former deputy chief of the healthcare fraud unit for the U.S. Attorney's office in Massachusetts, joined Morning Edition to talk more about Attorney General Maura Healey's complaint filed...PlayCommonHealth04:30Jan 16, 2019
Hampshire College Looking For 'Long-Term Strategic Partner'The college is looking for what it calls a "strategic partner" to help ensure the viability of the institution going forward.PlayEdify02:41Jan 16, 2019
Walsh Compares Vibrant Boston With Dysfunctional Washington"What happens in Washington, we feel on the streets of Boston. But here's what matters more: what we do in Boston can change this country."PlayWBUR News03:33Jan 16, 2019
What The New YouTube Series 'Wayne' — Set In Brockton — Says About Teens, Violence And MasculinityBrockton is the setting for “Wayne,” a new series about a teen vigilante premiering Wednesday on YouTube’s streaming platform. The pilot’s trailer has already attracted more than 10 million views.PlayThe ARTery07:15Jan 16, 2019
Remembering Boston's Deadly Molasses Flood, 100 Years LaterThe North End flood that followed the burst of a tank killed 21 and injured dozens more on Jan. 15, 1919. PlayWBUR News07:07Jan 15, 2019
Fire Up Your Instagram: A Psychedelic ‘Infinity Room’ Lands (Permanently) At The ICAThe piece, titled “Love Is Calling,” is one of 20 existing infinity mirror rooms created by legendary contemporary artist Yayoi Kusama.PlayThe ARTery04:02Jan 15, 2019
State Sen. Boncore On Union Dispute Case In State Supreme CourtIn a controversial decision last year, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled public sector labor unions could not collect dues from non-members to cover the costs of representing them in labor...PlayWBUR News03:46Jan 14, 2019
Patriots Headed To Eighth Consecutive AFC ChampionshipThe Patriots head to their eighth consecutive AFC championship game after Sunday's victory over the LA Chargers. ESPN.com football writer Mike Reiss joined Morning Edition to talk about the game,...PlayWBUR News05:29Jan 14, 2019
A View From LA On The Chargers At Gillette: 'The Patriots Mystique Is Real'L.A. Times sports columnist Helene Elliott joins Weekend Edition host Sharon Brody to discuss the AFC divisional playoff game.PlayWBUR News05:32Jan 13, 2019
Elizabeth Warren Brings Her Populist Presidential Campaign To New HampshireOne week after her trip across Iowa, Warren resumed the early stages of her presidential campaign in New Hampshire. PlayWBUR News05:25Jan 13, 2019
