Quincy Bar Ordered To Close For COVID Violations That Included 'Friendsgiving' Event
A bar in Quincy has been ordered to close after multiple COVID violations.
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A bar in Quincy has been ordered to close after multiple COVID violations.
Gov. Charlie Baker announced Wednesday the state will work to distribute the COVID vaccine to Massachusetts residents in three phases beginning in December.
A poll indicates Mass. residents want to hear from health officials, not politicians, about COVID vaccines.
UK health officials are now warning people with significant allergic reactions to vaccines, food, and medications to avoid getting the new Pfizer COVID vaccine...for now.
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health reported 5,675 new confirmed coronavirus cases and 89 more deaths on Wednesday.
Health and Human Services Sec. Marylou Sudders offered details about where vaccines will be given and who will be doing the injections.
A new testing option for people is opening in the greater Boston area and is promising shorter wait times and faster results.
The COVID-19 vaccine will be available to millions of Americans this month, but who qualifies depends on certain factors.
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker announced Tuesday that all communities will return to Phase 3 Step 1 beginning Sunday.
How soon can Massachusetts residents expect to have access to a coronavirus vaccine? More information is coming this week.
Hospitals will curtail elective procedures that can be safely postponed starting Friday, Gov. Charlie Baker announced.
The chief of infectious diseases at Mass General Hospital is set to become the next head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The field hospital at Worcester's DCU Center begins accepting patients on Sunday.
Mayor Marty Walsh said on Thursday that with COVID-19 cases surging in the city, officials may be forced to put new shutdowns in place if residents don't help stop the spread of the virus.
WBZ-TV's Dr. Mallika Marshall writes, "We can get through what is likely to be the darkest period of this pandemic if we just buckle down and do what we need to protect one another."