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IMAGES: Father's Day

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Happy Father's Day! Check out this gallery of our fathers and be sure to share yours with us on Twitter by tagging @fox25news. More>>

Summer warmth starts the week, potential of severe weather Tuesday Video included

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Another disturbance will swing through New England this evening, and that could set off an additional shower or thunderstorm. The first full day of summer will actually feel like it! Highs on Monday will be in the low to mid 80s under mostly to partly sunny skies. More>>

Family of missing Oklahoma mother finds mysterious letter

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A family looking for their missing mother for nearly a decade now said a mysterious letter showed up this week. More>>

PHOTOS: Boston police honor 7-year-old boy shot

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A 7-year-old boy who was shot last month in Dorchester while riding his bike is now an honorary member of the police force, after a ceremony celebrating him on Sunday. Police are still looking for the person who shot him.
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Family says they want more details about why man was shot near BU Video included

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Family members of the man shot by a State Trooper Friday near the Esplanade in Boston are asking for answers as the investigation continues. More>>

Special Father's Day for daughter reunited with dad she thought was dead

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A Mississippi woman and her dad – who she once thought was dead – are spending their first Father's Day together after decades apart. More>>

Suspicious device deemed safe in Duxbury

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State and local police were on the scene of a suspicious device in Duxbury for a period of time Sunday morning before declaring the scene safe. More>>

NH State Police searching for missing boater on Lake Winnipesaukee

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An all-out search is going on at Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire for a missing boater. More>>

Police look into possible sightings of escaped NY inmates

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New York State Police are investigating a possible sighting of the two convicted killers who escaped from an upstate New York prison two weeks ago. More>>

Spieth tries to hang on as US Open cranks up pressure

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One day after he collapsed from a bout of vertigo, Jason Day was standing taller than ever Saturday in the U.S. Open. More>>

Boston listed among most livable cities in US by Conference of Mayors

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The U.S. Conference of Mayors has named Boston one of the most livable cities in the country. More>>

Police investigating stabbing in Allston

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 Police are investigating a stabbing at Cambridge Street and Linden Street in Allston. A man was transported to the hospital with life threatening injuries just before 9 p.m.
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  • Withdrawing guilty pleas: instrument for justice or shopping for sentences?

    Withdrawing guilty pleas: instrument for justice or shopping for sentences?

    Monday, May 18 2015 10:39 PM EDT2015-05-19 02:39:32 GMT
    Accused criminals agree to plead guilty, but then change their minds after they find out their punishment. It is a game of chance for defendants who then go on trial instead, but for crime victims and their families the ordeal can be excruciating.
    Accused criminals agree to plead guilty, but then change their minds after they find out their punishment. It is a game of chance for defendants who then go on trial instead, but for crime victims and their families the ordeal can be excruciating.
  • Inside the mind of a criminal

    Inside the mind of a criminal

    Thursday, May 14 2015 5:46 PM EDT2015-05-14 21:46:34 GMT
    With the weather getting warmer and summer quickly approaching, home burglaries typically are on the rise this time of year.
    With the weather getting warmer and summer quickly approaching, home burglaries typically are on the rise this time of year.
  • Hidden highway hazards

    Hidden highway hazards

    Wednesday, May 13 2015 8:43 PM EDT2015-05-14 00:43:28 GMT
    One minute she was driving to the grocery store and the next something came flying through her windshield. That local driver was just inches from a dangerous object that shattered the glass.
    One minute she was driving to the grocery store and the next something came flying through her windshield. That local driver was just inches from a dangerous object that shattered the glass.
  • How the game impacts the brain

    How the game impacts the brain

    Tuesday, May 12 2015 9:47 PM EDT2015-05-13 01:47:49 GMT
    The teenage brain is vulnerable. They're like sponges soaking up images, emotions. Now, new research offers proof that violent video games could be negatively impacting their brains at this critical point of development. And FOX25's Sorboni Banerjee has the brain scans to prove it.
    The teenage brain is vulnerable. They're like sponges soaking up images, emotions. Now, new research offers proof that violent video games could be negatively impacting their brains at this critical point of development. And FOX25's Sorboni Banerjee has the brain scans to prove it.
  • At-home disease detector could save lives

    At-home disease detector could save lives

    Thursday, May 7 2015 9:02 PM EDT2015-05-08 01:02:15 GMT
    No one ever wants to hear a cancer diagnosis, and despite the push to get more people screened for the deadly disease, many people don't.
    No one ever wants to hear a cancer diagnosis, and despite the push to get more people screened for the deadly disease, many people don't.
  • Dog owners claim popular breeder selling unhealthy dogs

    Dog owners claim popular breeder selling unhealthy dogs

    Thursday, May 7 2015 11:01 AM EDT2015-05-07 15:01:40 GMT
    FOX25 News spoke with local dog owners who say they spent big money for purebred German Shepherds, and now they're paying even more in veterinary bills.
    FOX25 News spoke with local dog owners who say they spent big money for purebred German Shepherds, and now they're paying even more in veterinary bills.
  • Dozens of criminally insane released in Mass. without guaranteed supervision

    Dozens of criminally insane released in Mass. without guaranteed supervision

    Tuesday, May 5 2015 3:44 PM EDT2015-05-05 19:44:19 GMT
    They've committed heinous crimes, but they're not locked up in prison. Some defendants end up in hospitals after being found not guilty by reason of insanity. Treatment for mental illness has resulted in dozens of people being released back into the community in Massachusetts.
    They've committed heinous crimes, but they're not locked up in prison. Some defendants end up in hospitals after being found not guilty by reason of insanity. Treatment for mental illness has resulted in dozens of people being released back into the community in Massachusetts.
  • What does a future filled with drones hold?

    What does a future filled with drones hold?

    Sunday, May 3 2015 7:09 PM EDT2015-05-03 23:09:59 GMT
    Can you imagine a super-highway of drones flying just above the treeline? It might not be that far-fetched. However, lawmakers want to make sure there are rules of the road for those who patrol that potential super-highway.
    Can you imagine a super-highway of drones flying just above the treeline? It might not be that far-fetched. However, lawmakers want to make sure there are rules of the road for those who patrol that potential super-highway.
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