Boston residents expect a warm week with a mix of weather conditions, including rising heat and humidity, a chance of showers and thunderstorms, and a high near 91 degrees on Juneteenth.

Dorchester apartment fire displaces 12, including 4 children; no injuries reported. Firefighters addressed second-alarm blaze; Red Cross assists victims. Cause under investigation.

Chelsea residents rallied at city hall to protest against ICE detentions, including two young men with documentation. The community expressed solidarity and called for action.

Boston celebrates Father's Day with dry conditions and sunshine expected later, high near 66°F, and mild evening temperatures. The week ahead warms up, with possible showers and increased heat and humidity towards Thursday.

Cambridge reached a settlement with Harvard Chabad, allowing a new building for Chabad's use, following U.S. Magistrate Judge Page Kelley's mediation, with the City aiming to respect diversity and legal obligations.

Two were seriously injured in a reported Milton stabbing; state police investigate with assistance from Norfolk DA's office, Crime Scene Services, and Milton PD. Details on victims' conditions and suspects remain undisclosed.

Boston health officials are on alert after a measles case was confirmed, with exposure sites including several public venues on June 7-8. The BPHC and DPH are tracing contacts and urging vaccination.

Boston faces another rainy Saturday with showers expected to clear later. Temperatures remain cool, but warmer weather is predicted for Father's Day and a significant warm-up later in the week.

Nahant Police and Massachusetts State Police investigate an assault where a woman was attacked with a knife on Nahant Beach.

Worcester Police are searching for missing 43-year-old Jesaca Bennett, last seen at Walgreens on Park Avenue on June 7. They are distributing flyers and asking for public assistance.

The identity of the perpetrator in Katharina Reitz Brow's 1980 murder is revealed as Joseph Leo Boudreau through DNA evidence, posthumously correcting a wrongful conviction.

Boston City Council supports a Blue Ribbon Commission to address rising office vacancies in the downtown area due to the impact of remote work on commercial property values.

A Hingham family filed a Title IX complaint against their daughter's school after a deepfake nude image of her was circulated by a student, who faced no discipline from the school district.