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Photos: Extreme heat smothers Boston

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By Katie Cole Verified
| WBUR News Verified
Photos: Extreme heat smothers Boston A woman stretches on a dock in the Charles River as the city faces extreme heat on July 1, 2026. (Robin Lubbock/WBUR) In case you haven't noticed, it's ferociously hot out. An extreme heat warning is in effect through Sunday for much of southern New England, as stifling heat and soupy humidity have taken hold. Thursday's temps have the potential to top 100 degrees in Boston, with the "real feel" reaching as high as 115.
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Wrong-way driver on I-93 kills 1, sends family of 4 to the hospital

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By Katie Cole Verified
| WBUR News Verified
A driver traveling the wrong way down I-93 caused a series of crashes in Boston Saturday night, leaving one dead and injuring at least four others, according to state police. Officials identified the driver as 81-year-old Antone Carvalho of Somerset. Carvalho entered I-93 North at Exit 15B in Boston just before midnight, according to a statement from Massachusetts State Police spokesperson Sarah Burgess. He then drove southbound in the northbound lanes.
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National Park Service to remove quotes about slavery, immigration and suffrage from Bunker Hill site

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By Katie Cole Verified
| New Hampshire Public Radio Verified
The National Park Service is slated to remove informational panels from the Bunker Hill Monument in Boston featuring quotes about suffrage, immigration, abolitionist and anti-war movements, according to reporting from the Washington Post. The Post reported theĀ plan to take them down was prompted by a visitorā€™s complaint.
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