Today's Top Headlines

Saturday, June 28

A quarter of a century after 16-year-old Molly Bish disappeared from her lifeguard shift in Warren, Massachusetts, the teen’s murder remains unsolved.

The Bish family has prayed for justice in the 25 years since the teen vanished 13 minutes after she was dropped off at Comins Pond on June 27, 2000 Her remains were found a few miles down the road in nearby Palmer, in the woods of Whiskey Hill, three years after her disappearance.

“The hardest part of the story is that it’s never been solved,” her mother, Magi, told NBC10 Boston. “It’s a puzzle with pieces that haven’t all fit. It’s been hard as a parent to lose a child and I didn’t think there’s anything that could make your heart break.”

We’re starting Saturday off on a familiar note.

A few showers will speed through this morning. Nothing appears too heavy and/or persistent, but they will drag into the late morning hours.

The afternoon will dry out although we’re not going right back to sun. That too will lag for a few hours. Hopefully, we’ll see some rays by mid-afternoon.

Several people were critically injured Friday night after a porch collapsed in Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood.

Fire officials said the third-story porch at a Harwood Street building came down around 10 p.m.

Nine people were hospitalized, fire and EMS officials said. Boston Fire Chief of Operations Rodney Marshall said three of those people were transported in critical condition.

A teenager was rescued Friday after hitting his head and falling into the water in Boston.

The incident happened by Rowes Wharf. Police said the teen’s friends jumped in to try to save him.

Cory Vetrano, a water taxi captain, was able to get to the teens and help him onto his boat until police and firefighters arrived.

The Boston Bruins didn’t have any luck in the NHL Draft Lottery last month when they landed the No. 7 pick, which was literally the worst possible outcome for the Original Six franchise.

Fortunately for the Bruins, they got some good luck in the first round of the 2025 NHL Draft on Friday night when Boston College star James Hagens fell to them at the No. 7 pick.

The 18-year-old center — rated by many experts as the top prospect in the 2025 draft class before the 2024-25 season — was too talented of a player for Boston to pass up.

Arthur T. Demoulas, the famous CEO of New England supermarket chain Market Basket, was placed on an administrative leave just about a month ago — and still, a lot of questions and uncertainty remain about his and the company’s future.

At the time, Arthur T. was accused of plotting a work stoppage and planning a succession plan involving his children. Demoulas, through a spokesperson, called the investigation into him a “a farcical cover for a hostile takeover.”

Four weeks later, and little information has been revealed about the status of the investigation and where things stand with “Artie T.”