'We Will Not Let New Yorkers Be Discriminated Against': Cuomo Says R.I. Will End Coronavirus Police Stops
Rhode Island has agreed to end its controversial plan allowing state police to stop vehicles with New York license plates.
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Rhode Island has agreed to end its controversial plan allowing state police to stop vehicles with New York license plates.
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker announced on Sunday his administration launched an online portal for individuals and companies to provide necessary supplies.
Massachusetts Attorney General talked about how residents can protect themselves from coronavirus and scams related to the outbreak.
UPS is now limiting contact between customers and the drivers who are making deliveries due to concerns about coronavirus.
Hospital staff around the country are treating coronavirus patients while trying to keep themselves safe. A surgeon on the front lines at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) said it has been a big change.
This marks an increase of 1,017 positive tests and 9 new deaths since Friday.
A new mother describes the stressful experience of welcoming her first baby while awaiting a coronavirus test result.
Massachusetts Public Health Commissioner Monica Bharel announced she has tested positive for COVID-19.
More hospital workers are being diagnosed with COVID-19, or going into quarantine, which takes them off the front line in the battle against the deadly virus.
Medical students from some of the top schools across the state will graduate early and could immediately be thrust into action in the fight against COVID-19.
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health announced that 35 people have now died from coronavirus and there have been 3,240 positive tests as of Friday.
While diagnosed cases are spread pretty evenly across age groups, the fatal cases are clustered among the older population.
Massachusetts is in "immediate need" of nurses and respiratory therapists as the coronavirus spreads across the Commonwealth.
Learning is difficult right now for all students, but it's especially hard for those with special needs who require hands-on education.
