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Monday, July 6

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Could Boston Celtics fans get the answers to that stunning Jaylen Brown trade today? We’ll see.

President of Basketball Operations Brad Stevens and owner Bill Chisholm will hold a press conference at 4 p.m., and obviously that topic will be front and center.

The trade sending Brown to the 76ers sent a shock throughout Boston and Philadelphia.

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A violent end to Fourth of July celebrations in Boston. At least 13 people were shot after multiple shootings over the weekend.

Two people died, and one is dealing with life-threatening injuries. Multiple investigations are now underway and police are still searching for those responsible.

“There were many, many parties last night, and that kind of volume we’re probably not used to,” Police Commissioner Michael Cox said Sunday. “We’re asking the public, it’s a long summer, we’re at the beginning, the peak of summer. But large amounts of people gathering, fireworks, firearms and alcohol — bad combination. And that’s what you saw.”

We’re trading a heat wave for cooler highs and a wet start to the workweek. Most of us will see rounds of rain through the day today, with dreary skies through early afternoon.

But this evening through early Tuesday, coverage and intensity of the rain increases along with the flood risk across the Commonwealth. Ponding on the roads and areas of high water likely, with accumulations between 1 and 2 inches of rain and some localized totals near 3 inches.

It’s a different story along the southern New England coast, where downpours will be relentless today into early tomorrow.

There was a ground stop at Boston Logan International Airport on Sunday night due to an issue with the fueling system, according to the Massachusetts Port Authority.

The issue with the system that delivers jet fuel to planes caused some delays and cancellations before it was announced the airport was in a full ground stop until further notice.

Logan’s jet fuel is distributed through a massive airport-wide system operated by BOSFUEL — a consortium of airlines that manages fuel operations at the airport. Officials haven’t said exactly what caused the problem, or how it could be fixed, but the impact was immediately felt across the airport, with flights unable to depart as crews worked to address the issue.

UPDATE: Authorities say 21-year-old Tyshawn Cooper shot and killed himself when confronted by police after he allegedly shot two people near New Hampshire’s Hampton Beach.

A man’s death is part of a shooting investigation in New Hampshire’s Hampton Beach early Sunday morning, authorities said.

While there was no known threat to the general public, the investigation has closed parts of three streets, according to the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office.

Folarin Balogun will play in the round of 16 after all.

The American star will have his one-game red-card ban suspended,