Boston is set to enjoy sunny weather with temps near 76°F before rain arrives later in the week, with increasing chances of showers and thunderstorms towards the weekend.

A Massachusetts doctor and a seasoned sailor are rowing from Boston to London to raise awareness for veteran programs and adaptive sports. They expect to complete the 3,200-mile journey in 50 days.

A man in Holden suffered non-life-threatening injuries after a leaked acetylene tank in his car's trunk caused an explosion. Authorities are investigating but consider the blast accidental.

A stabbing in Jamaica Plain, Boston, resulted in life-threatening injuries, with the case remaining under active investigation.

An MBTA employee was assaulted by a fare evader at Mass Ave station, spurring police to seek public aid in identifying the assailant through a Twitter appeal.

Boston is set for varied weather, starting warm with sun and possibly ending with storms, per the National Weather Service and NBC Boston. Temperatures will range from mid-70s to mid-80s with chances of showers and thunderstorms later in the week.

Researchers at Harvard affiliated Mass General Cancer Center found that the statin drug pitavastatin may prevent cancer by blocking inflammation pathways.

Trillium Brewing Company opens Headroom, a vinyl bar and cocktail lounge in Fort Point, featuring a curated collection of LPs and craft cocktails made with Trillium spirits.

Ex-CEO Robert Scott Murray faces charges for stock fraud in a scheme involving Getty Images, potentially resulting in a 20-year sentence and $5 million in fines. He plans to plead guilty.

A man in Dorchester is arrested for attacking and robbing a 65-year-old man, with the incident reportedly caught on surveillance. He faces charges and a court date is set for June 17.

A study suggests genetics, specifically the APOE4 gene variant, plays a key role in Alzheimer's disease, potentially affecting diagnosis and treatment.

A former Brazilian police officer was indicted in Boston for visa fraud and perjury related to his involvement in Brazil's "Slaughter of Curió" killing spree.

A Colombian national was sentenced to 34 months in prison for his involvement in a money laundering scheme.