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Boston News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now!

Hosted by Corey with the Story, Boston News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Boston—from local news and business to culture, sports, and community developments. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local news to every city in the world and keeping communities connected. Boston News Today is your daily

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1:33

New England’s Heat Wave Intensifies | Boston News

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2026/08/07

New England’s sweltering summer stretch hits its peak Friday, with heat and humidity clinging tight—temperatures soaring into the upper 80s to low 90s, feeling like 100 in spots. Heat advisories are already active and may last through Saturday as this sticky air lingers into next week, possibly marking the region’s third heat wave of the season. Coastal areas offer a slight reprieve with temps in the low to mid-80s and pleasant water temps in the mid-70s, but inland humidity will keep things

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2:06

Postpartum Struggles and the Clancy Trial | Boston News

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2026/08/07

Lindsay Clancy’s trial unfolds as her father-in-law paints a picture of a devoted mom and “all-American family,” recalling her holiday struggles with postpartum issues and ER visits — all while the prosecution claims premeditated murder fueled by despair, and the defense pushes for insanity, arguing she was misdiagnosed and overmedicated. Testimonies from friends, police, and the medical examiner reveal a woman overwhelmed by sleepless nights, dark thoughts, and frustration — but no evidence of

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2:01

Sydney Towle’s Bold Battle with Cancer | Boston News

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2026/08/07

Sydney Towle, the TikTok star who turned her rare cancer battle into a vibrant, life-affirming journey, has died at 26. Diagnosed with cholangiocarcinoma in 2023, she used her platform to blend chemotherapy updates with dance trends and travel adventures, shattering stereotypes about illness and inspiring over a million followers. Despite facing online harassment and a grim prognosis, she refused to be silenced, choosing instead to keep creating content that became both her therapy and a beacon

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1:43

New England Heatwave Warning | Boston News

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2026/08/07

New England braces for a brutal weekend of heat and humidity, with temps hitting the low 90s and dew points soaring into the mid-70s—making it feel like South Florida. The heat index could climb to 99–100 degrees, especially inland, while heat advisories cover most of Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and parts of New Hampshire, Connecticut, and Maine. Stay hydrated, wear sunscreen, and avoid the hottest hours. Overnight lows will stay uncomfortably warm in the mid-70s. A strong Bermuda High and jet

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1:56

Lou Koller’s Legacy in Hardcore Punk | Boston News

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2026/08/07

Lou Koller, the iconic scream of hardcore punk legends Sick Of It All, died at 61 from esophageal cancer. Known for his pitch-shifting, raw vocals and the band’s fusion of punk fury with metal riffs, Lou helped define NYC’s hardcore scene while championing unity over nihilism. Their 1994 breakthrough “Scratch the Surface” sold over 250K copies and even cracked MTV — a rare win for hardcore. Though never seeking fame, they toured with metal titans and nu-metal acts, spreading their message of

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1:18

Nickname Wins $1M Scratch Ticket | Boston News

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2026/08/07

A Quincy, Massachusetts man nicknamed “Tan” just won $2 million on a scratch ticket—his lucky nickname was the winning word on the $2,000,000 50X Cashword game. After taking the lump sum and paying taxes, he walked away with $650,000. The ticket was bought at Lucky Quick Pik on Beale Street, which earned a $10,000 bonus. This win joins a growing list of big lottery payouts in Massachusetts—and proves sometimes, your everyday nickname can be your fortune. Listen in comfort:Get a discount

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1:29

Humid Heat Wave with Storm Risk | Boston News

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2026/08/07

Stay cool this weekend as a sticky, humid heat wave lingers through Monday—with dew points in the 70s making it feel downright muggy. A heat advisory is active through Friday and may extend. Watch for afternoon thunderstorms Friday and Saturday, especially inland between 4–8 p.m., while Sunday offers a slightly better chance of sun and calmer skies. Winds will be southerly then shift to southwesterly, with breezy conditions near water. Highs stay in the 80s to 90s—stay hydrated and plan outdoor

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1:00

Boston School Bus Flip Leaves 4 Injured | Boston News

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2026/08/07

A school bus flipped over on Harvard Street in Boston yesterday afternoon, injuring four adults—no students were aboard. Though the cause remains unclear, neighbors rushed to help after hearing a loud crash, describing victims as shaken but grateful to be alive. First responders acted swiftly, and officials note the hill’s potential blind spots may have played a role. Police are investigating, with more updates expected. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:11

West Nile Virus Found in Worcester Mosquitoes |...

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2026/08/07

West Nile Virus has been detected in Worcester mosquitoes again this summer — prompting targeted sprayings starting August 6th in affected zones. While the city’s risk remains moderate and no human cases have been reported, officials urge residents in spray areas to keep windows closed and pets indoors. To stay protected, follow the “five Ds”: dress for coverage, use DEET, avoid dawn/dusk, and drain standing water. Older adults are at higher risk for severe illness. Health authorities are

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0:56

Dog Dies in Stoughton Pond | Boston News

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2026/08/07

Dog Dies in Stoughton Pond | Boston News

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1:31

Kevin Foster: A Life of Love and Service | Boston News

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2026/08/07

A devoted father and community builder, Kevin Foster gave his life trying to save his teens from a rip current at Martha’s Vineyard. A respected tech leader and mentor, he touched countless lives through his warmth, service, and unwavering love for family. His sons remember him as the man who turned everyday moments into magic, instilling in them courage, curiosity, and character. As the community rallies around his family, his legacy endures — a powerful reminder of how one life can ripple

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1:03

Man Arrested for Killing Pregnant Girlfriend | Boston...

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2026/08/07

A 30-year-old man in Woonsocket, Rhode Island, was arrested after allegedly stabbing his pregnant girlfriend to death inside their apartment. The suspect, William Santiago Ramos, fled the scene and was eventually caught swimming across the Blackstone River — facing charges including domestic murder and obstructing police. Authorities are still investigating this devastating case, which underscores the urgent need to combat domestic violence. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli

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1:27

Mayor Sues State Over Crash Injury | Boston News

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2026/08/07

Brockton Mayor Moises Rodrigues is suing Massachusetts over a May car crash that left him seriously injured and costing him over $32,000 in medical bills, claiming partial disability and $3,554 in lost wages. The lawsuit, filed as a private citizen, names the state as the sole defendant. This legal move follows other controversies, including a public accusation from a mother that he touched her teenage daughter inappropriately at a parade — a case now potentially headed toward assault and

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1:56

Elephant Sculpture Herd Arrives in Boston | Boston News

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2026/08/07

A hundred life-sized elephant sculptures made from invasive Lantana camara have arrived in Boston’s Commonwealth Avenue Mall, kicking off “The Great Elephant Migration” — a traveling art installation since 2015 that’s raising awareness for wildlife conservation and empowering Indigenous artisans. Each elephant, inspired by real animals from Southern India, is part of a larger mission to repurpose an ecological threat while funding local conservation groups like the New England Aquarium. With

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1:01

Police Cruiser Embedded in Building | Boston News

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2026/08/07

A Boston police cruiser crashed into a commercial building in West Roxbury around 3:40 PM, sending the officer inside to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The scene is bizarre — a patrol car embedded in brick and concrete — as investigators scramble to piece together how the crash happened. Official details remain scarce, but the focus remains on the officer’s recovery and uncovering the full story behind this shocking incident. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli

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1:36

Cyclosporiasis Outbreak: Salad Safety Alert | Boston...

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2026/08/07

Salads just got a little scarier—thousands nationwide are sick from cyclosporiasis, linked to iceberg lettuce from Mexico. With over 100 cases in Massachusetts alone, experts urge caution: avoid raw store-bought lettuce until the source is pinned down. While washing helps, it’s not foolproof. Some say cook veggies for safety; others warn against ditching produce entirely. Local farmers markets offer safer bets with shorter supply chains. Stay informed, avoid recalled items, and don’t panic—your

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1:05

Dog Dies in Ames Pond, Health Officials Warn | Boston...

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2026/08/07

A dog died after swimming in Ames Pond in Stoughton, Massachusetts, sparking an urgent investigation by the Board of Health. While weekly water tests show no dangerous E. coli levels, they don’t detect algae blooms — which can be deadly for pets and make swimmers sick. Officials are ramping up testing and strongly advising pet owners to keep animals out of the pond as a precaution. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on

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1:30

Meet Marty the Shark Tagged by Stop & Shop | Boston News

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2026/08/07

They just tagged a ten-foot great white shark off Cape Cod—named Marty after that Stop & Shop robot—and she’s already becoming a local sensation, with her movements tracked live via the Sharktivity app. Backed by Stop & Shop, this partnership also includes limited-edition plush toys, with 20% of sales funding shark conservation. It’s tech-meets-toy-meets-science, all aimed at protecting these apex predators and keeping beachgoers safe. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:14

Teen Caught With Gun in Jamaica Plain | Boston News

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2026/08/07

A 14-year-old in Jamaica Plain was pulled over for carrying a loaded firearm—no license, no excuses. When cops tried to book him, he pushed an officer, sparking charges for gun possession, assault, and vandalism. The tense standoff unfolded on Centre Street around noon, with officers from the Youth Violence Strike Force watching closely. While the driver walked away, the teen now faces court in West Roxbury—a sobering snapshot of youth caught in the system. Listen in comfort:Get a

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1:45

BU Promise Makes College Affordable | Boston News

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2026/08/07

Boston University is revolutionizing college access with BU Promise, launching in fall 2026 to cap yearly costs at $20,000 for first-year students from families earning under $200,000—loan-free. Families making $75,000 or less get full tuition, room, and board covered. This bold move joins a growing trend as elite schools like MIT, Harvard, Tufts, and Colby expand aid to middle-income families, ensuring talented students aren’t turned away by price tags. BU’s message? Apply—and don’t let cost

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