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  ❤️ Donate Friday, August 7, 2026 ☀️ Sunny, high of 77. Good Morning Boston, Hey. You made it to Friday. And not that we're counting, but there's only three more of these August Fridays left. Make 'em count. But first, let's check out the news: Primary concerns: A coalition of some of Massachusetts' most powerful unions and left-leaning groups are launching a campaign today against Question 3, the ballot measure this fall to replace party primaries in the state with a top-two election system. "We are a bunch of grassroots organizations and unions and people who think every day about trying to make the world a better place, and our opposition are people with a lot of money," Jordan Berg Powers, the campaign's chair, said in an interview. What would Question 3 do? If passed, the ballot question would replace party primaries in Massachusetts with an "all-party" or "jungle primary" system in which all candidates — Democrats, Republ...

❤️   Donate Wednesday, February 4, 2026 ☀️   Sunny, with a high near 31. Good Morning Boston, Over the past 12 months, WBUR has been tracking prices at Boston-area groceries stores to see how they've changed, amid President Trump's pledges to lower costs. Scroll below for our story on the results. But first, the news: And the Milken goes to...   Elizabeth Metts, a ninth grade history teacher at Excel Academy Charter High School in East Boston, got a big surprise when she arrived at work yesterday. What was staged as an all-school assembly to host Massachusetts Education Secretary Patrick Tutwiler instead revealed itself to be an award ceremony — for her. Metts is this year's only Massachusetts recipient of the the Milken Educator Award, a $25,000 prize that's nicknamed the "Oscars of Teaching." " I thought we were there to celebrate our MCAS scores ... then all of a sudden I start to hear my name," Metts told WBUR's Kevin Vu. (WCVB has   footage ...