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Fencer Andrew Mackiewicz of Westwood, Massachusetts, is making his Olympic debut in Tokyo.

Today: Sun & clouds, scattered PM & eve thunder. Highs 75-80. Tonight: Partly cloudy, patchy fog. Lows in the 50s. Saturday: Mostly sunny, isolated PM shower. Highs near 80. Sunday: A period of AM to early afternoon rain, then occasional showers. Highs in the 70s.

The NFL says if a team has a coronavirus outbreak among unvaccinated players and can’t make it up in the season, they will be forced to forfeit and players will not be paid.

Boston public school students will be required to wear masks in the fall, Mayor Kim Janey said Thursday, despite statewide guidance that allows children to learn mask-free in Massachusetts.

Police in Brockton, Massachusetts, are investigating a possible hate crime after jugs of urine with degrading and racist messages were left in a family’s driveway.

Today: Sun & clouds, scattered PM & eve thunder. Highs 75-80. Tonight: Partly cloudy, patchy fog. Lows in the 50s. Saturday: Mostly sunny, isolated PM shower. Highs near 80. Sunday: A period of AM to early afternoon rain, then occasional showers. Highs in the 70s.

Today: Sun & clouds, scattered PM & eve thunder. Highs 75-80. Tonight: Partly cloudy, patchy fog. Lows in the 50s. Saturday: Mostly sunny, isolated PM shower. Highs near 80. Sunday: A period of AM to early afternoon rain, then occasional showers. Highs in the 70s.

A possible hate crime is under investigation in Brockton after a family found jugs of urine in its driveway.

The Tokyo Olympics are officially getting underway with the Opening Ceremony being held Friday, but athletes and people in the city are concerned about COVID-19.

Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker says there is no plan to roll back COVID-19 restrictions statewide, but Boston Mayor Kim Janey said children will have to wear masks in the city’s schools this fall.

A firefighter and a police officer, both off-duty, helped rescue a young child from the water.

Activitsts are calling for a shark fishing tournament in Newburyport to be canceled.

The majority of Massachusetts residents support discounted drinks during Happy Hour, which was banned in the 1980s, a new poll shows.