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COVID-19 case rates are soaring high. And Another Thing takes a look at what has changed in the year since vaccines became available and businesses reopened amid changing mask mandates.

And Another Thing takes a look at Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Three Kings Day and the winter solstice to hear the diversity of traditions celebrated during December.

And Another Thing speaks with a panel of journalists as part of a regular Friday analysis of the week's news.

Abortion after 24 weeks is now illegal in New Hampshire, and the new law imposes severe penalties for those who perform the procedure. Why now? And what affect might this have on women in the region, and on politicians campaigning during the midterms?

Faith leaders from around the region detail how the pandemic is affecting attendance at mosques, synagogues and churches. They also share what Martin Luther King Day means in their different places of worship.

The omicron variant of COVID-19 continues to swamp hospitals and overwhelm schools and workplaces in Western New England

An explanation of what the extended child care tax credit did and why it appears it will not be extended in 2022 in spite of promising results

Some western New England rabbis describe their constant concern about the risk of anti-Semitic attacks on their congregations, such as the weekend hostage taking in Fort Worth, Texas.

And Another Thing examines the impact of the entrance of a big-name Democratic candidate on the Massachusetts race for governor.

In depth “Monday conversation” with former acting Massachusetts Governor Jane Swift about the challenges of holding that office, while living on the far western edge of the state and as a new mother. Swift says women in politics face a more welcoming environment today.