Complete new england News Coverage starts right now. This is the fox25 morning news. Debra gately did you say cockroach milk . Sara hungry . Gene not any more. It is thursday july 28th. Im gene lavanchy. Sara im sara underwood. Shiri spear says it is going to be a 77 . Right now in boston and when we check the temperature you will be in the 80s. 72 in lawrence, 69 . In norwood, waking up to 72 right now in worcester, upper 60s in nashua. 70s role across the cape and islands. Here is warmup in the city of boston and look at how quickly the temperatures go up, 9 00 a. M. 75 . , 11 00 a. M. 88, get into the 90s this afternoon and there will be clouds increasing as we go so it turns partly cloudy today. A nice mix of sun and scattered clouds. Inland, northern mass, society for christian activities, best bet for a popup and highs in mid90s. Julie grauert standing by with live drive time traffic and accident update. Julie 495 northbound at route 126 heading from franklin and into bell ham. N
Girlfriend. The deadly attack sent flames tearing through a bucks county county hotel early this morning, firefighters had to rescue several other people staying in that motel. Good evening, im iain page. Im lucy nolan. The details of the attacks beyond disturbing. Fox 29 Joanne Pileggi was there as the suspect walked in to face the judge. Live in the newsroom joanne. Reporter the details of this alleged arson murder difficult to digest. Even for police who deal with these crimes on a regular basis. Investigators say the philadelphia man planned and carried out an unthinkable act. She was burned alive. Reporter cops say that is what happened here at the linc couldnt motel in bensalem. 46yearold melissa bacon smith was burned alive in room 103. Somebody set the fire. Not like a cigarette but lit. Its like somebody did it, luke on purpose. Reporter police tell us thats what took place, they say 46yearold kevin smalls, the victims boyfriend, carried out a vicious plan. He was seen at wawa
Weather forecast from fox6 chief meteorologist rob haswell a low that is moving into mi this morning is just close enough to give us a few showers in our se counties. That will dry up later this morning. A disturbance to our west moves through later today and tonight giving us another round of rain and possible we can expect partly sunny conditions with highs in the low to mid 80s. We expect more showers and storms through parts of wednesday but then we dry up thursday. Highs will warm into the upper 80s late week. We return to storms on friday and saturday but we start to cool and our first below average day for august might occur by sunday. Anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map major delays yellow on traffic map some delays green on traffic map no we are following two big stories this morning and we have a team of reporters on milwaukees north side. Our Deandra Corinthios is covering the unrest in milwaukee. And the end of a curfew in sherman park. And just blocks away our Derica
Injured. Today. A much calmer night on the citys north side. Milwaukee police say 10 people were arrested, and there was one report of sho no major reports of property or vehicle damage. This, after a curfew was put in place at sherman park last night. Deputies ordered people to leave the park in the evening. And an orange fence was put up around the parks perimeter. Officers were on scene in riot gear, just in case. There were a few confrontations with angry protesters that resulted in arrests. But overall people remained peaceful. The heated tension in milwaukees sherman park on how the community is responding to the unrest. A much different night than the last two here at sherman park a curfew was in effect overnight. And Milwaukee Police chief ed flynn credits faith and community leaders. As well as the restraint from his officers. In keeping the neighborhood calmer and safer Milwaukee Police were prepared monday night into Tuesday Morning for more violence. There were a large numb
Easy and not overdo it in the heat. Today looks like the hottest day of the week. Eventually we will get back to normal and well talk more about that. For the nineth time this summer the heat and humidity have combined to shut down Outdoor Activities at Cumberland County schools. That means no outdoor practice for teams getting ready fo are quiet on the field right now. Reporter thats exactly right. Very quiet, probably the understatement of the day. Hear this for a second. Thats what a heat advisory sounds like. No banging of pads out here and no whistles. You dont hear the ee smith magnificent marching machine. Its not only high schools concerned about the heat. Everybody needs to be concerned. Around and anybody working outside is in jeopardy of a heat related injuries. We found firefighters outside the fire house across from fayetteville state uversity pulling weeds. The School System sent out a weather advisory this morning just before 8 00 saying because of the extreme heat condi