Here's timing of Saturday's rain (maps, live radar)
Today will make it the 13th Saturday in a row with at least a trace of rainfall recorded at Boston Logan Airport. And we expect around a quarter inch of rain later today.
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Marchand becomes first player to achieve this Stanley Cup feat with 2OT goal
Brad Marchand scored the winning goal in Game 2 of the 2025 Stanley Cup Final for the Panthers, and he made NHL history in the process.
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Provincetown businesses worried about federal policies' impact on tourist season
Cape Cod business owners who rely on visitors are hoping things pick up with the warmer weather, but President Donald Trump’s tariff plans and immigration policies have some concerned.
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Marchand has now scored more Stanley Cup Final goals than any active player
Brad Marchand continues to climb the NHL record books in the 2025 Stanley Cup Final with the Florida Panthers.
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WATCH: Mayer goes deep at Yankee Stadium for first career HR
Red Sox top prospect Marcelo Mayer launched one over the wall at Yankee Stadium for his first MLB home run.
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Should Pats trade first-rounder for McLaurin? Perry, Bertrand debate
Phil Perry and Marc Bertrand debate on “Early Edition” whether the Patriots should consider trading a first-round draft pick for Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin.
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This fundraiser bikes on Dunkin', because ‘There's nothing more Boston than Dunkin'
Adam Bigelow spent Friday biking to 92 Dunkin’ locations in Greater Boston, all for a very important cause.
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‘Lot of cleanup': Microburst brings down trees in Shirley and Ayer
Winds eclipsed 70 mph during a microburst Friday in Massachusetts, according to the National Weather Service.
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Patriots Mailbag: How will Stevenson and Henderson split carries?
How will the Patriots split Rhamondre Stevenson and TreVeyon Henderson’s carries to start the season? Phil Perry answers that question and more in a new mailbag.
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Judge turns back challenge to MBTA housing law
A Massachusetts judge on Friday tossed a lawsuit brought by nine municipalities challenging the MBTA Communities Act, ruling that the controversial zoning-reform law is not an unfunded mandate. Plymouth Superior Court Justice Mark Gildea granted the Healey administration’s motion to dismiss the latest challenges to the 2021 law, which support... -
This new dual-concept restaurant in Southie boasts biggest rooftop in town
A dual-restaurant concepts has opened up in Southie’s Cambria Downtown Boston Hotel, offering diners sweeping rooftop views, West Coast-inspired cuisine and refreshing drinks.
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How Marchand's playoff run with Panthers could boost his value in free agency
Brad Marchand has boosted his free agent stock in the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs.
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Deadly crash closes Route 3 north in Tyngsborough, police say
A person was killed and three others seriously hurt in a crash on Route 3 in Tyngsborough, Massachusetts, Friday afternoon, state police said.
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White Sox call up former top Red Sox prospect Kyle Teel
Former Red Sox catching prospect Kyle Teel was called up to the White Sox on Thursday.
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Market Basket saga: A deep dive into supermarket's history, family infighting
The Market Basket that New Englanders know and love today began as a small Greek food market in Lowell, Massachusetts, over 100 years ago — but it wasn’t always smooth sailing for the Demoulas family.
