3,815 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last Week
There were 3,815 coronavirus cases among students and staff in Massachusetts schools in the last week.
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There were 3,815 coronavirus cases among students and staff in Massachusetts schools in the last week.
Boston MedFlight is being forced to bring patients to hospitals in Connecticut and Rhode Island because there aren't enough beds in the state.
As of Thursday, the seven-day weighted average of positive tests in Massachusetts is 3.04%.
Massachusetts is opening up COVID booster shots to any fully vaccinated resident age 18 or older, effective immediately.
A man was seriously hurt Thursday when he rolled over his SUV and slammed into a Plymouth home.
A review is underway by the New Hampshire court system following the shooting of a woman in Salem, Mass.
The video showing a customer throwing hot soup on a cashier at a Texas restaurant has gone viral. Now the woman caught on tape has been arrested.
The FBI is offering a $10,000 reward for information into a man's suspicious disappearance 16 years ago.
A mysterious boom was reported in several Massachusetts towns, and police have not yet been able to determine where the sound came from.
Classes have been canceled for Thursday, and the school is temporarily shifting to remote learning from Friday through next Tuesday.
Gov. Chris Sununu denounced a conservative group's offer to pay $500 to the first person who "catches" a teacher violating NH's new limits on the discussion of systemic racism.
Thursday is just the latest "warm weather news" for Boston in what has been a very warm year.
As day three of jury deliberations were underway in the Kyle Rittenhouse murder trial, the judge banned MSNBC from the courthouse, after police suspected one of their freelancers of following the jury bus and trying to take pictures of the jurors.
Andrew Reali is the referee who got decked by the dad, who was more than twice his size. "It felt like I got hit by a train," Reali said. "This was easily the hardest hit I've ever taken in my life."
Correia is asking to move his surrender date until after the new year after he was sentenced in September to six years in prison.
