Massachusetts Reports 366 New COVID-19 Cases, 6 Additional Deaths
As of Tuesday, the seven-day weighted average of positive tests in Massachusetts is 1.18%.
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As of Tuesday, the seven-day weighted average of positive tests in Massachusetts is 1.18%.
Looking to adopt a cat? More than 100 "adorable" kittens arrived in New Bedford Tuesday morning and will be ready for adoption this week.
The Boston Public Health Commission recommends all Boston residents who have gone to Provincetown recently get tested for coronavirus.
The state's Highway Administrator said traffic delays and lane closures could last 6-to-8 months until permanent repairs are finished.
The Canadian goose Arnold is recovering from foot surgery and was able to share a meal with his mate Amelia.
Taco Bell is warning that some of customers' favorite items might not be available.
Police in Wenham are searching for vandals who tore down two pride flags in town.
A man charged in a violent home invasion and rape in Merrimac earlier this month has been ordered held without bail.
Imagine taking your dog for a walk and meeting Jon Hamm.
Investigators are now reaching out to parents and caretakers who use Care.com and may have had contact with a former nanny who is charged in a child pornography probe.
As the historic heatwave in the west continues, southern New England is looking at some of the effects from the other side of the continent.
Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon and Blue Origin, his brother and the oldest and youngest travelers into space all relished the less than 10 minute out-of-this-world adventure.
Chatham beaches are back open after they had to be closed for swimming Monday due to Portuguese Man O' War in the waters.
At least 30 states, including neighboring Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Hampshire and New York, have authorized gamblers to place legal bets on sports in some fashion.
A look at New England's current crop of wide receivers, which once again is a big mystery heading into the 2021 season.
