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Coach Mike Rodriguez instructed students at Level Ground Mixed Martial Arts on Monday. Because the city pays for summer programs, they will be largely unaffected by the federal withholding of funds.

Trump administration withholds more than $100 million from Mass. schools

The state’s $108 million is part of more than $6 billion in funds the Trump administration is withholding from states across the country for education programs, including afterschool services.

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, right, is greeted by President Trump as he arrives at the West Wing of the White House in Washington, April 7, 2025, in Washington.

Trump hosts Netanyahu at White House. Follow live updates.

The meeting could give new urgency to a US ceasefire proposal being discussed by Israel and Hamas, but whether it leads to a deal that ends the war is unclear.

Trump administration rescinds TPS for Honduras, NicaraguaNational Guard troops protect immigration officers in large-scale LA operation

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt holds a letter from President Trump addressed to Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba as she speaks during the daily briefing in the Brady Briefing Room of the White House in Washington, DC, Monday. Trump's "utmost priority" is to end the war in Gaza and free hostages held by Hamas, the White House said, ahead of a crucial meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday.

Trendlines

On a winning streak, Trump turns up the heat on tariffs

With the fight over the big bill behind him, the president is turning his attention back to import taxes, notifying Japan and South Korea that they face 25 percent tariffs starting Aug. 1.

Months after layoffs, Education Department employees remain on the federal payroll

Harvard students sign open letter urging university to hold line in negotiations with Trump administration

‘Parents give us their most valuable possession’: New England camps assess safety protocols after fatal Texas flooding
The disaster underscores the critical importance of checking and re-checking safety protocols, camp directors say.

Rescue workers are seen on land and on a boat as they search for missing people near Camp Mystic along the Guadalupe River after a flash flood swept through the area on Sunday in Hunt, Texas.

Death toll from catastrophic flooding in Texas surpasses 100

Search-and-rescue teams continued to wade into swollen rivers and use heavy equipment to untangle trees as part of the massive search for missing people.

What triggered the cataclysmic deluge in Texas? A meteorologist breaks down the weather behind the devastation.

Debate erupts over role job cuts played in weather forecasts ahead of deadly Texas floods

Making his eighth start of the season, Richard Fitts worked 5⅔ innings and allowed three runs (two earned) on five hits and a walk, while striking out six.

RED SOX 9, ROCKIES 3

Red Sox’ winning streak climbs to four with series-opening victory over Rockies in return to Fenway

Richard Fitts started for the Sox and pitched into the sixth inning for his first career win, and the offense backed the righthander with a three-run second and two-run fifth.

Anfernee Simons, entering the final season of a four-year $100 million contract, averaged 19.3 points and 4.8 assists for the Trail Blazers in 2024-25.

Medical concerns with Jrue Holiday prompt Celtics, Trail Blazers to alter terms of trade

The Celtics also completed the three-team deal in which Kristaps Porzingis and a 2026 second-round pick were traded to the Hawks in exchange for Georges Niang and a 2031 second-round pick.

In Boston court, release of defendants without attorneys begins amid lawyer work stoppage

Four defendants held on bail without a lawyer on charges including robbery and drug dealing were ordered released Monday in a Boston Municipal Court.

‘There is no way around this’: Boston University announces layoffs, budget cuts
The announcement is a response to federal funding cuts and other mounting financial challenges for colleges nationwide.

MIT is targeted in vandalism and video

The university is investigating graffiti found on the doors of the Stata Center, the university's computer science and AI lab.

Passenger dies after suffering medical emergency on JetBlue flight as it approached Logan Airport

JetBlue flight 502 was heading into Boston from Phoenix Monday morning.

Boston police officer charged with raping minor has bail reduced

Paul Downey, 58, has pleaded not guilty to four counts of aggravated rape of a minor and two counts of paying for sex with a child under 18.

American kids have become increasingly unhealthy over nearly two decades, new study finds

The health of US children has deteriorated over the past 17 years, with youngsters today more likely to have obesity, chronic diseases, and mental health problems like depression, a new study says.

New England is seeing one of its worst tick seasons in years
"This year is definitely an outlier for us," the Massachusetts state epidemiologist told the Globe.

Forecast | Ken Mahan
Heat and humidity continue as Boston nears second heat wave of season
Boston is on the verge of a second heat wave with temperatures back into the 90s and high humidity on Tuesday. Afternoon showers and thunderstorms are possible.

Paul Toner, Cambridge city councilor charged in brothel investigation, says he will not seek reelection

State Police sergeant involved in Karen Read investigation has been reassigned, officials say

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. speaks during a MAHA bill signing at Pennington BMRC, Friday, June 27, 2025, in Baton Rouge, La.

Leading Mass. and national health groups sue Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over ‘assaults’ on science and health

The suit addresses the scrapping of COVID-19 vaccination recommendations for children and pregnant women and the dismantling an influential expert panel that advises the government on immunizations.

Democratic mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani arrived at the NBC studios to participate in a Democratic mayoral primary debate on June 4 in New York.

How have Zohran Mamdani’s ideas for New York City worked out — or not — in Boston?

On the campaign trail, Mamdani galvanized voters with his pitches on how to rein in the city’s sky-high cost of living, from fare-free buses to a rent freeze on rent-stabilized apartments.

The Skating Club of Boston will rename one of its practice rinks to honor victims of a January plane crash.

Figure Skating

Skating Club of Boston to rename rink, honor victims of January plane crash

Six club members died in a crash as they returned from the US Figure Skating Championships.

Opinion

The Choice Canning shrimp processing plant in Amalapuram, India.

The Outlaw Ocean Project

Forced labor in the shrimp industry, and a whistleblower’s efforts to expose it

A new plant manager thought he had found the dream job. What he found were inhumane working conditions.

JOAN VENNOCHI

Healey walks a tightrope on immigration

Joyce Linehan

The cruel costs of denying anti-obesity medication

Mariel Garza

Silent streets: ICE sweeps are emptying Los Angeles

IDEAS | EVAN SELINGER

A chatbot can never truly be your friend

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BOLD TYPES

Former ambassador to Ireland and state representative Claire Cronin joins UMass Amherst

Cronin will be a scholar-in-residence for public policy and global affairs working with chancellor Javier Reyes on the university’s global education initiatives.

Authorities investigate apparent murder-suicide at New Hampshire restaurant

The two people found dead at a Mexican restaurant on Sunday morning had been in a relationship, authorities said.

Cannabis testing lab appeals shutdown order, sues regulators

Assured Testing Laboratories claimed the Cannabis Control Commission overstepped its authority and violated Assured’s due process rights by issuing the order without a hearing.

‘I beat my first body when I was 17!’ Investigators detail charges against man accused of killing his father in 2003

Douglas Herlihy, 39, is charged with second-degree murder and falsifying evidence in the death of his father.

TSA to let air travelers keep their shoes on

The Transportation Security Administration may be moving away from its rule, in place since 2006, that air travelers remove their shoes at security screening.

US measles cases reach 33-year high as outbreaks spread

The United States has reached its highest annual measles case tally in 33 years, hitting at least 1,277 confirmed cases across 38 states and the District of Columbia.

‘It’s a double-edged sword’: What does the influx of chain restaurants mean for Chinatown?

Global Asian brands are landing in Boston’s Chinese enclave, and rents are going up for the mom-and-pops that have long thrived there.

WOMEN'S SPORTS
They struggled to find bars that would show women’s sports on TV — so they’re building their own
A group of childhood friends teamed up to form the ownership group of a Boston franchise of The Sports Bra, a bar and restaurant dedicated to showing exclusively women’s sports.

35 years old, this foul Cambridge dump has become an urban jewel
Danehy Park is considered to be an extraordinary urban planning success story, the type of neighborhood anchor that residents couldn’t now imagine living without.

A surprise from ‘demon of screamin’ Steven Tyler, plus James Taylor’s Tanglewood guests
Music sightings in Birmingham, England and Lenox, Mass. this weekend.

Culture & Lifestyle

Joe Rogan during the 60th Presidential Inauguration in the Rotunda of the U.S. Capitol in Washington, Jan. 20.

‘A little late’: Mark Ruffalo slams Joe Rogan’s complaints about Trump’s ICE raids

‘American Masters’ explores the origins of Hannah Arendt

Paul Melendy as Danny and Thomika Marie Bridwell as Marlowe in "The Garbologists."

‘The Garbologists’ is a comic drama with two stars, a lot of trash, and a destination in mind

James Gunn and the ‘Superman’ cast on why the world needs the Man of Steel now more than ever

Special Projects

Seventh-graders at the Curley School on the first day of school in 1975. (Ulrike Welsch/Globe staff)

Broken Promises, Unfulfilled Hope

The Boston Globe explores the legacy of Boston’s busing era.

An Ambulance passes Glenwood Regional Medical Center in West Monroe, LA on August 28, 2024.

A Boston Globe Spotlight Team report on Steward Health Care

A Boston Globe Spotlight Team review found the Steward Health Care hospital system plagued by staggering neglect at the hands of executives.

The Boston Globe’s Best of the Best

Our ultimate guide to more than 200 winners for Boston's best food, drinks, and fun things to do.

Nightmare in Mission Hill

The story of how a murder in Mission Hill — the Carol Stuart shooting — terrorized and wounded a community of innocent people.

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Opinion, ideas, and commentary

The Outlaw Ocean Project

Forced labor in the shrimp industry, and a whistleblower’s efforts to expose it

Senator Thom Tillis, Republican of North Carolina, was vilified for opposing aspects of President Trump's so-called Big Beautiful Bill and said he would not seek reelection.

JEFF JACOBY

Without compromise, American democracy has no future

IDEAS | Theo Zenou

It’s time for a United States of Europe

EDITORIAL

The Supreme Court stripped judges of a powerful tool to fight Trump’s autocracy. Congress must give it back.

An courtroom artist's rendering of Cassie Ventura wiping away tears while testifying in federal court in New York on May 13.

Renée Graham

Despite the Combs verdict, Cassie Ventura gets a modicum of accountability

The photos on these banners in a Beirut suburb say a lot about the governance of Lebanon. On the left is the speaker of Parliament, Nabih Berri. On the right is Hassan Nasrallah, who was killed by an Israeli strike on Sept. 27. Lebanon hasn’t had a president for two years because Hezbollah keeps blocking candidates.

IDEAS | CARINE HAJJAR

Lebanon’s biggest problem is not Israel

Metro

‘Parents give us their most valuable possession’: New England camps assess safety protocols after fatal Texas flooding

The disaster underscores the critical importance of checking and re-checking safety protocols, camp directors say.

Leading Mass. and national health groups sue Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over ‘assaults’ on science and health

The suit addresses the scrapping of COVID-19 vaccination recommendations for children and pregnant women and the dismantling an influential expert panel that advises the government on immunizations.

MIT is targeted in vandalism and video

The university is investigating graffiti found on the doors of the Stata Center, the university's computer science and AI lab.

Paul Toner, Cambridge city councilor charged in brothel investigation, says he will not seek reelection

Paul Toner, 60, a two-term city councilor and former teacher, announced on Facebook Monday that he plans to "take a step back from elective office to explore other opportunities."

Sports

RED SOX 9, ROCKIES 3

Red Sox’ winning streak climbs to four with series-opening victory over Rockies in return to Fenway

Richard Fitts started for the Sox and pitched into the sixth inning for his first career win, and the offense backed the righthander with a three-run second and two-run fifth.

Joey Lenane chips to the 9th green in the first round of the Massachusetts Amateur Championship Monday at GreatHorse in Hampden.

GOLF

Defending champion Matthew Naumec right back in hunt for Mass Amateur title

Playing on his home course of GreatHorse in Hampden, Naumec fired a 4-under 68 to sit tied for the lead with two others.

Called up from Triple A on June 16, Nate Eaton was in the leadoff spot for the third consecutive game Monday night.

Red Sox

Red Sox are putting their trust in Nate Eaton at top of batting order

At first glance, Eaton, a 28-year-old journeyman, is an unlikely leadoff candidate.

RED SOX NOTEBOOK

Red Sox expect Alex Bregman, Masataka Yoshida to make roster returns this week

BRUINS

Where will the offense come from next season, and other thoughts following a busy week for the Bruins

NBA

Knicks hire Mike Brown, a two-time NBA Coach of the Year, as new head coach

Business

Trendlines

On a winning streak, Trump turns up the heat on tariffs

With the fight over the big bill behind him, the president is turning his attention back to import taxes, notifying Japan and South Korea that they face 25 percent tariffs starting Aug. 1.

Trump to put 25 percent tariffs on Japan and South Korea, new import taxes on 12 other nations

President Trump provided notice of the tariffs to begin on Aug. 1 by posting letters on Truth Social that were addressed to the leaders of the various countries.

New MIT provost looks to build more bridges with CEOs

Cannabis testing lab appeals shutdown order, sues regulators

magazine

GLOBE MAGAZINE

How to have a classic summer on Cape Cod and around New England with mini golf, camp, and more

The Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular, part of the annual Boston Harborfest, as seen from the roof of MIT’s Green Building in 2024.

Your Week Ahead

Five things to do around Boston, June 30-July 13

In 1972, Roxie Laybourne was a 61-year-old ornithologist working in Washington, D.C., when she was asked to testify at a Maine murder trial.

GLOBE MAGAZINE

She was a quiet bird expert. Then she was called to investigate a murder in Maine.

At left: Jason Gay, at home in Sharon, holds his late grandfather’s Army uniform, photo, and newly-found dog tag, in June. At right: Dutch metal detectorist Laurent Stemkens revisits the German forest in April.

GLOBE MAGAZINE

After finding buried WWII dog tags, a Dutch man spent years trying to return them to the owner’s family

metro

Attorney Peter O’Karma spoke to the judge as he explained he can’t take on DaiShaun Lawrence (left) as his client because he has too many other ongoing cases inside Boston Municipal Court's central courtroom in Boston on July 7.

In Boston court, release of defendants without attorneys begins amid lawyer work stoppage

Providence mayor will appeal reinstatement of police sergeant who beat handcuffed man

Heat and humidity continue as Boston nears second heat wave of season

sports

Skating Club of Boston to rename rink, honor victims of January plane crash

Medical concerns with Jrue Holiday prompt Celtics, Trail Blazers to alter terms of trade

Djokovic, Shelton, Sinner, Swiatek, and 18-year-old Mirra Andreeva reach Wimbledon quarterfinals

business

Elon Musk campaigned in support of a conservative Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate in Green Bay on March 30.

Tesla stock dives as Elon Musk plans new political party

Startup duo launches line of protective gear designed for women

Former ambassador to Ireland and state representative Claire Cronin joins UMass Amherst

politics

Trump hosts Netanyahu at White House. Follow live updates.

Trump to put 25 percent tariffs on Japan and South Korea, new import taxes on 12 other nations

Troops and federal agents briefly descend on LA’s MacArthur Park in largely immigrant neighborhood

Nation

Death toll from catastrophic flooding in Texas surpasses 100

American kids have become increasingly unhealthy over nearly two decades, new study finds

Caltech agrees to settle lawsuit accusing it of misleading students

World

Revelers run with bulls from Fuente Ymbro ranch during the first day of the running of the bulls at the San Fermín fiestas in Pamplona, Spain, on July 7.

Daredevils run with charging bulls at Pamplona’s famous San Fermín festival

King Charles III leads the UK in marking 20 years since the deadly 7/7 London bombings

Australian woman Erin Patterson is convicted of 3 murders for poisoning her in-laws with mushrooms

opinion

The justices of the Supreme Court during a formal group photograph in Washington in 2022.

After birthright ruling, Bill of Rights is just a list of maybes

Forced labor in the shrimp industry, and a whistleblower’s efforts to expose it

Want more growth? Welcome more immigrants.

lifestyle

My husband, who works remotely, is annoyed when I get home

Why more newlyweds are honeymooning closer to home

I think my husband had a baby with another woman

food & dining

Customers at Mikiya Wagyu Shabu House in Chinatown.

‘It’s a double-edged sword’: What does the influx of chain restaurants mean for Chinatown?

Joey Chestnut reclaims title in Nathan’s Famous hot dog eating contest, wins 17th Mustard Belt

Meet the soon-to-be owner of one of Providence’s oldest brewpubs

travel

TSA officers and passengers at Logan Airport in Boston.

TSA to let air travelers keep their shoes on

It’s summer in N.H., and the great outdoors is calling

How to enjoy Madrid like a local during the deep sizzle of summer

Arts

Artist and educator Paul Belenky is pictured next to his artwork entitled "Elevated Fruit" in Franconia, N.H. The installation was only displayed for four days before the banana was stolen on May 29, according to the organizers of the Franconia Artwalk, an outdoor art exhibit. (Kathie Lovett)

After an art heist hit a New Hampshire town, ‘the banana is back’

At the Peabody Essex Museum, tracking the American Experiment through more than two centuries of art

At the Boston Athenaeum, botanical beauty of the photographic sort

Books

Author Peter Swanson's "Kill Your Darlings" is a mystery in reverse featuring a couple on the North Shore.

New mystery from Gloucester-based author Peter Swanson is a thriller-in-reverse

Two Page Tuesday is a low-key, low stakes literary salon where writers bring rough drafts, not resumés

Casey Sherman’s latest true crime narrative puts readers in the jury box

Movies

‘Sinners,’ Joey Chestnut’s return, plus the best movies and TV shows to watch July Fourth weekend

Michael Madsen, ‘Reservoir Dogs’ and ‘Kill Bill’ actor, dies

James Gunn and the ‘Superman’ cast on why the world needs the Man of Steel now more than ever

Television

‘American Masters’ explores the origins of Hannah Arendt

This week’s TV: Lena Dunham’s ‘Too Much,’ Bono and Sting look back at Live Aid, and more

‘Sinners,’ Joey Chestnut’s return, plus the best movies and TV shows to watch July Fourth weekend

music

Mr. Scott (second from left) joined fellow choreographer Laurieanne Gibson (second from right) and fans at the Brooklyn Hip Hop Festival in July of 2012.

Dave Scott, hip-hop choreographer, is dead at 52

A surprise from ‘demon of screamin’ Steven Tyler, plus James Taylor’s Tanglewood guests

Whether you’re seeking Motown or hair metal, these Boston bands have you ‘covered’

Theater/Dance

‘The Garbologists’ is a comic drama with two stars, a lot of trash, and a destination in mind

Roy Cohn makes another pop culture appearance, this time alongside Barbara Walters

Seeing Blue Man Group for the first time as it closes after 30 years

Health

Leading Mass. and national health groups sue Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over ‘assaults’ on science and health

New England is seeing one of its worst tick seasons in years

Obesity drug prices are dropping, but getting a steady supply remains a challenge

Obituaries

Ms. Maxwell, performing in the revival of José Limón's "Dances for Isadora" at the Joyce Theater in New York in 2006.

Trump administration withholds more than $100 million from Mass. schools

Trump hosts Netanyahu at White House. Follow live updates.

On a winning streak, Trump turns up the heat on tariffs

Months after layoffs, Education Department employees remain on the federal payroll

Harvard students sign open letter urging university to hold line in negotiations with Trump administration

‘Parents give us their most valuable possession’: New England camps assess safety protocols after fatal Texas floodingThe disaster underscores the critical importance of checking and re-checking safety protocols, camp directors say.

Death toll from catastrophic flooding in Texas surpasses 100

What triggered the cataclysmic deluge in Texas? A meteorologist breaks down the weather behind the devastation.

Debate erupts over role job cuts played in weather forecasts ahead of deadly Texas floods

Red Sox’ winning streak climbs to four with series-opening victory over Rockies in return to Fenway

Medical concerns with Jrue Holiday prompt Celtics, Trail Blazers to alter terms of trade

In Boston court, release of defendants without attorneys begins amid lawyer work stoppage

‘There is no way around this’: Boston University announces layoffs, budget cutsThe announcement is a response to federal funding cuts and other mounting financial challenges for colleges nationwide.

MIT is targeted in vandalism and video

Passenger dies after suffering medical emergency on JetBlue flight as it approached Logan Airport

Boston police officer charged with raping minor has bail reduced

American kids have become increasingly unhealthy over nearly two decades, new study finds

New England is seeing one of its worst tick seasons in years"This year is definitely an outlier for us," the Massachusetts state epidemiologist told the Globe.

Forecast | Ken MahanHeat and humidity continue as Boston nears second heat wave of seasonBoston is on the verge of a second heat wave with temperatures back into the 90s and high humidity on Tuesday. Afternoon showers and thunderstorms are possible.

Paul Toner, Cambridge city councilor charged in brothel investigation, says he will not seek reelection

State Police sergeant involved in Karen Read investigation has been reassigned, officials say

Leading Mass. and national health groups sue Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over ‘assaults’ on science and health

How have Zohran Mamdani’s ideas for New York City worked out — or not — in Boston?

Skating Club of Boston to rename rink, honor victims of January plane crash

Forced labor in the shrimp industry, and a whistleblower’s efforts to expose it

Healey walks a tightrope on immigration

The cruel costs of denying anti-obesity medication

Silent streets: ICE sweeps are emptying Los Angeles

A chatbot can never truly be your friend

More recent News

Former ambassador to Ireland and state representative Claire Cronin joins UMass Amherst

Authorities investigate apparent murder-suicide at New Hampshire restaurant

Cannabis testing lab appeals shutdown order, sues regulators

‘I beat my first body when I was 17!’ Investigators detail charges against man accused of killing his father in 2003

TSA to let air travelers keep their shoes on

US measles cases reach 33-year high as outbreaks spread

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WOMEN'S SPORTSThey struggled to find bars that would show women’s sports on TV — so they’re building their ownA group of childhood friends teamed up to form the ownership group of a Boston franchise of The Sports Bra, a bar and restaurant dedicated to showing exclusively women’s sports.

35 years old, this foul Cambridge dump has become an urban jewelDanehy Park is considered to be an extraordinary urban planning success story, the type of neighborhood anchor that residents couldn’t now imagine living without.

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Culture & Lifestyle

‘A little late’: Mark Ruffalo slams Joe Rogan’s complaints about Trump’s ICE raids

‘American Masters’ explores the origins of Hannah Arendt

‘The Garbologists’ is a comic drama with two stars, a lot of trash, and a destination in mind

James Gunn and the ‘Superman’ cast on why the world needs the Man of Steel now more than ever

Special Projects

Broken Promises, Unfulfilled Hope

A Boston Globe Spotlight Team report on Steward Health Care

The Boston Globe’s Best of the Best

Nightmare in Mission Hill

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Opinion, ideas, and commentary

Forced labor in the shrimp industry, and a whistleblower’s efforts to expose it

Without compromise, American democracy has no future

It’s time for a United States of Europe

The Supreme Court stripped judges of a powerful tool to fight Trump’s autocracy. Congress must give it back.

Despite the Combs verdict, Cassie Ventura gets a modicum of accountability

Lebanon’s biggest problem is not Israel

Metro

‘Parents give us their most valuable possession’: New England camps assess safety protocols after fatal Texas flooding

Leading Mass. and national health groups sue Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over ‘assaults’ on science and health

MIT is targeted in vandalism and video

Paul Toner, Cambridge city councilor charged in brothel investigation, says he will not seek reelection

Sports

Red Sox’ winning streak climbs to four with series-opening victory over Rockies in return to Fenway

Defending champion Matthew Naumec right back in hunt for Mass Amateur title

Red Sox are putting their trust in Nate Eaton at top of batting order

Red Sox expect Alex Bregman, Masataka Yoshida to make roster returns this week

Where will the offense come from next season, and other thoughts following a busy week for the Bruins

Knicks hire Mike Brown, a two-time NBA Coach of the Year, as new head coach

Business

On a winning streak, Trump turns up the heat on tariffs

Trump to put 25 percent tariffs on Japan and South Korea, new import taxes on 12 other nations

New MIT provost looks to build more bridges with CEOs

Cannabis testing lab appeals shutdown order, sues regulators

How to have a classic summer on Cape Cod and around New England with mini golf, camp, and more

Five things to do around Boston, June 30-July 13

She was a quiet bird expert. Then she was called to investigate a murder in Maine.

After finding buried WWII dog tags, a Dutch man spent years trying to return them to the owner’s family

‘Parents give us their most valuable possession’: New England camps assess safety protocols after fatal Texas flooding
The disaster underscores the critical importance of checking and re-checking safety protocols, camp directors say.

‘There is no way around this’: Boston University announces layoffs, budget cuts
The announcement is a response to federal funding cuts and other mounting financial challenges for colleges nationwide.

New England is seeing one of its worst tick seasons in years
"This year is definitely an outlier for us," the Massachusetts state epidemiologist told the Globe.

Forecast | Ken Mahan
Heat and humidity continue as Boston nears second heat wave of season
Boston is on the verge of a second heat wave with temperatures back into the 90s and high humidity on Tuesday. Afternoon showers and thunderstorms are possible.

WOMEN'S SPORTS
They struggled to find bars that would show women’s sports on TV — so they’re building their own
A group of childhood friends teamed up to form the ownership group of a Boston franchise of The Sports Bra, a bar and restaurant dedicated to showing exclusively women’s sports.

35 years old, this foul Cambridge dump has become an urban jewel
Danehy Park is considered to be an extraordinary urban planning success story, the type of neighborhood anchor that residents couldn’t now imagine living without.

A surprise from ‘demon of screamin’ Steven Tyler, plus James Taylor’s Tanglewood guests
Music sightings in Birmingham, England and Lenox, Mass. this weekend.