Massachusetts Reports 78 New COVID Cases, 4 Additional Deaths
As of Thursday, the seven-day weighted average of positive tests in Massachusetts is 0.32%.
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As of Thursday, the seven-day weighted average of positive tests in Massachusetts is 0.32%.
Multiple Boston hospital networks announced Thursday that there will be a future COVID vaccine requirement for their workers.
Authorities have identified the Oxford couple killed in an apparent murder-suicide Monday on Old Webster Road.
After a year hiatus due to the COVID pandemic, the Frog Pond spray pool is back open for the summer.
Former Boston Mayor Ray Flynn had to be hospitalized and underwent a hip replacement after falling in the city recently, his family said.
The MSPCA's Angell Medical Center says they have a "very low supply of towels" for the animals in their care and would appreciate any donations.
Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer convicted of murdering George Floyd, could face more than 30 years in prison when he is sentenced Friday. Before that happens, the defense is expected to ask the judge for a new trial.
A caller told police that after he honked at another driver who was not moving, the driver got out of his car and pointed a gun at him.
David Rochester is back at home with his family after spending six months in the hospital and 56 days in a medically-induced coma battling COVID-19.
At least one person was killed and at least nine people were taken to the hospital after a condo in Surfside partially collapsed overnight.
A bear caused a 3-car crash on the Mass Pike in Warren on Wednesday and a different bear caused another wreck Thursday in Marion.
A resident of a Surfside condo building that partially collapsed overnight described his harrowing escape.
An avid outdoorsman and YouTuber went looking for snakes in Baltimore County last week, but a snake found him first.
CDC researchers found a "likely association" between the shots and rare cases of heart inflammation in young people.
A new study shows that some states are kinder than others, and Massachusetts has some work to do.
