VETERANS

Today on The Rundown, we discuss the reasons behind ongoing college closures, what's next for the PVTA after finding success in fare-free rides, and the legacy of two local leaders who passed this week.

Today on The Rundown, we discuss rising need for food assistance, Rep. Jim McGovern's accusations that Veterans Administration chaplains are facing censorship and how a Berkshire community hopes to improve drinking water quality.

We speak to the filmmakers of "What I Want You to Know," a documentary that features stories of veterans and visit Wellspring Cooperative.

Veterans often face unique challenges in navigating the job market due to disabilities, according to a Massachusetts commission.

In for Carrie Saldo, NEPM reporter Adam Frenier and panelists discuss the local impacts and legacy of Pope Francis, concern for veteran services as federal funding cuts continue, advocacy to eliminate life without parole sentencing and much more.

The slow start of the new term in the Judicial Nominating Commission and Governor's Council could be the cause of the delayed appointments.

Massachusetts agencies will need to assess whether "project labor agreements" with union contractors are needed for public construction with a price tag greater than $35 million. That's under a new executive order signed Tuesday by Governor Maura Healey.

Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll said Massachusetts leads the country in advocating for and protecting veterans and their benefits.

As many around the country celebrate Thanksgiving or observe the Day of Mourning for Indigenous people, some food pantries and soup kitchens are remembering veterans this holiday.

Several communities across western Massachusetts held events for Veterans Day.