Daily Debrief

In today’s Daily Debrief, researchers at MIT and Harvard are working on a pill that can be taken in lieu of working out. Plus, the decision from OPEC that’s causing Massachusetts gas prices to rise for the first time in months and a dog is reunited with the officers who helped get him care after he was found abandoned on...

In today’s Daily Debrief, the teen accused of shooting a classmate outside Dorchester’s Burke High School heads to court. Plus, testimony begins in the trial in death of a toddler in a South Boston car crash. And will Tom Brady soon have one less ring? What we know about a possible divorce for Tom and Gisele.

In today’s Daily Debrief, a strike continues at the largest food distribution warehouse in New England. What’s the sticking point in the Sysco labor dispute? Plus, rookie quarterback Bailey Zappe stepped up admirably in the Patriots’ overtime loss in Green Bay – but will he be the starter this Sunday? And why Kim Kardashian had to pay a seven-figure fine...

In today’s Daily Debrief, a candy corn recall involving a Massachusetts company, the entire state of Florida is gearing up for Hurricane Ian to make landfall and the big name performer picked to headline the Super Bowl halftime show.

In today’s Daily Debrief, the Celtics speak out about their decision to suspend head coach Ime Udoka for violating team policies. Plus, three Stoughton police officers are under investigation for having an inappropriate relationship with a young woman who ultimately killed herself and the change coming to Salem this October as Halloween season is now upon us.

In today’s Daily Debrief, details on how much more money you could be spending on your home heating and electricity bills this winter. Plus, old Orange Line train cars are starting to be removed from service, and the warning from Boston police about the rise in drugged drinks found across the city.

In today’s Daily Debrief, a new proposal in Cambridge may result in more housing, but may limit parking. Plus, some climate protesters have been arrested after shutting down streets in Boston and a federal class action lawsuit has been filed against Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis after migrants were flown to Massachusetts without warning.

In today’s Daily Debrief, street changes made because of the Orange Line shutdown will now be permanent in Boston. Also, a Texas sheriff announces an investigation into how migrants went from Texas to Massachusetts.

In today’s Daily Debrief, the Orange Line is back in service after an unprecedented 30-day shutdown, and riders are sharing their thoughts. Also, the world says a final farewell to Queen Elizabeth II after more than 70 years on the throne.

In today’s Daily Debrief, the migrants who abruptly landed on Martha’s Vineyard earlier this week are now heading to Cape Cod for shelter, a massive water main break floods the streets of Boston’s Chinatown, and details on the return of the Big E Fair in Western Massachusetts this weekend.

In today’s Daily Debrief, new details on an incident at Northeastern University where a person was injured when a container they opened exploded. Plus, a new study shows how the state of the world is keeping many of us up, and the show of support that President Joe Biden is showing the Mighty Quinn, a local boy battling cancer.

In today’s Daily Debrief, Boston Marathon organizers have announced a change when it comes to nonbinary athletes. Plus, Boston police arrest a financial company employee in several rapes dating back nearly two decades, and an emotional night at the Emmy Awards.

In today’s Daily Debrief, Patriots quarterback Mac Jones dealing with an injury after his team failed to win their first game of the season in Miami. Plus, smoke fills subway stations in Boston over the weekend after sparks fly on the Green Line and the latest community to issue a boil water order over E. coli concerns.

As the U.K. begins a formal mourning period to mark the death of Queen Elizabeth II, local remembrances sprout up in Greater Boston. Plus, we get a progress report on the repair work on the Orange Line as the shutdown enters its third week, and it’s not the Red Sox, but the Red Hot Chili Peppers are rocking Fenway this...

In today’s Daily Debrief, Boston Public Schools students have returned to class to start the new school year, but the Orange Line shutdown is disrupting some of their commutes — as is a school bus crash. Plus, Aerosmith is playing Fenway Park.

Massachusetts voters have decided who will be on the ballot in the November election. Plus, MBTA General Manager Steve Poftak gives an update on Orange Line repairs and the White House has released new details on President Biden’s upcoming trip to Boston.

In today’s Daily Debrief, it’s primary day in Massachusetts — here’s everything you need to know. Plus, a man in Rhode Island smashes a car window to rescue a driver trapped inside his car during a flash flood and Worcester Polytechnic Institute is offering a new cannabis qualification certification this fall.

In today’s Daily Debrief, a Brookline church is speaking out after a burnt transgender pride flag was found on their lawn, the reasons Boston is one of the best places to live for Gen-Z, and how you can now celebrate a uniquely Boston phenomenon come Christmas time.

In today’s Daily Debrief, police are investigating an apparent murder-suicide in Hyannis, new developments into the controversy involving Suffolk County District Attorney candidate Ricardo Arroyo, candidate and as millions of people gear up to travel for Labor Day, why there’s a positive to driving this year.

In today’s Daily Debrief, meet the person who got a tattoo of this summer’s Orange Line fire on their leg. Plus, a pedestrian is hit and killed in an early morning crash in Roxbury and celebrating Allston Christmas as college students move into their new residences.