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2 days ago | whdh.com | Josh Wurster

Rain chances are creeping back into the forecast for the next couple of days, but as we’ve been say for the past several days, no day is a total washout — especially for Thursday and Friday. While both bring the chance for a passing shower or storm most of the day will be dry. As the rain chances creep up, so will the moisture in the air. The humidity wasn’t bad today, but it was higher than yesterday.

3 days ago | whdh.com | Steve Cooper

BOSTON (WHDH) - It quickly became a sports injury seen around the world that left Celtics superstar Jayson Tatum hobbling off the court in agony Monday night at Madison Square Garden. Dr. Michael Sganga is a foot and ankle specialist at Orthopedics New England, and while he is not part of the Celtics medical team, he has treated his share of athletes with injuries similar to Tatum’s. He says this one looks like a tough one.

3 days ago | whdh.com | Josh Wurster

After topping out in the 70s yesterday, today was a bit cooler as we reached near 70° inland, with 60s on the coast line. The nice part about this time of year is even with cooler temperatures like we saw on the coast today, the sunshine goes a long way! The sun strength today is equivalent to July 30th!The mild air will be with us for the rest of the week and into the weekend. Unfortunately the rain chances will be increasing the next few days, but don’t fret – no day is a total washout.

3 days ago | whdh.com | James Kukstis

After months of delays, a hearing starts Tuesday to decide whether Erik and Lyle Menendez should get a chance at freedom after serving nearly 30 years in prison for the double murder of their parents. A Los Angeles judge will preside over the resentencing hearing that is expected to last two days. If he shortens their sentences, the brothers would still need approval from the state’s parole board to get out of prison. They could then potentially go free on time served.

3 days ago | whdh.com | James Kukstis

NEW YORK (AP) — The R&B singer Cassie could testify as soon as Tuesday in Sean “Diddy” Combs sex trafficking trial, as the Bad Boy Records founder faces charges that he orchestrated a deviant empire of exploitation that forced women into drugged-up sex parties called “freak-offs.”Testimony in the trial began Monday. Prosecutors told jurors that, for years, Combs used his status as a powerful executive to coerce women into abusive sexual encounters and became violent if they refused.