The Archdiocese of Boston says it may stop offering health insurance for its employees if the Obama administration does not relax a new rule that requires many church-affiliated employers to cover the cost of birth control in employee health plans.

When the Obama administration rejected the Keystone XL Pipeline proposal in January, environmentalists hailed the decision as a major victory. Among them was Bill McKibben who helped lead the movement.

Conductor Benjaman Zander, who was fired for knowingly hiring a registered sex offender to videotape NEC’s Youth Philharmonic Orchestra, recently sat down for interview with Radio Boston contributor Geoff Edgers.

David Javerbaum, comedy writer and former executive producer for The Daily Show with John Stewart, is out with a new book titled “The Last Testament: A Memoir by God,” which he co-wrote with the almighty.

In the 1960s, the Boston Patriots were a brand new team of upstarts without a stadium to call their own. Now, whether the Pats win or lose Super Bowl XLVI, they will continue to be one of the NFL’s most elite and successful teams.

Radio Boston takes a look at the week’s news.

Director Jennifer Getzinger joins Radio Boston to talk “Mad Men.”

The finances of the Rose Kennedy Greenway have been under scrutiny since the park’s executive director sent an errant email to The Boston Herald indicating she was trying to dodge questions about her $185,000 salary.

Dan Zanes made his music reputation in the 1980s with the Boston-based rock group, the Del Fuegos. These days, however, he’s best known for performing for kids and families.

It’s almost Friday which means it’s time to round up some ideas for your weekend. On the front burner this weekend: Shea Rose, silent film from the Alloy Orchestra, and some words from the dude upstairs (God, that is).

This winter has been one of the mildest is Boston history. But why? Meteorologist Mark Rosenthal joins Radio Boston to help explain what’s behind the warmer than usual temperatures of late.

As state lawmakers consider legislation that would deny parole to some repeat offenders, they are trying to balance the possibility of rehabilitation with public safety and cost.

Friends, family, and former colleagues gathered Wednesday to remember the life of former longtime Boston Mayor Kevin White.

Pianist Jason Moran joins Radio Boston to discuss his reimagination of a landmark performance by the jazz legend Thelonious Monk.

Bill Littlefield of Only A Game stops by to offer his take on what to expect from the Patriots and the Giants in this Sunday’s Super Bowl.