Massachusetts Reports 56 New COVID Cases, 4 Additional Deaths
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health reported 56 new confirmed COVID cases and four additional deaths in the state on Wednesday.
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The Massachusetts Department of Public Health reported 56 new confirmed COVID cases and four additional deaths in the state on Wednesday.
The Department of Justice said it will urge the Supreme Court to reinstate the death penalty for the Boston Marathon bomber.
The airlines company announced on Wednesday its plans to add non-stop flights from Manchester-Boston Regional Airport to Fort Lauderdale, Fort Myers, Orlando and Tampa.
The Patriots held their final practice of mandatory minicamp on Wednesday, and it was a really solid day for veteran quarterback Cam Newton.
Tens of thousands of people have been warned about distracted driving in Massachusetts since a "hands-free" law took effect last year.
60 "adorable and friendly" kittens that arrived in Massachusetts from Tennessee on Tuesday are now in need of homes.
The just-announced Ford Maverick is a compact hybrid pickup truck could change the automotive market when it becomes available this fall.
A new initiative to get people on board with the COVID vaccine gets underway Wednesday.
State lawmakers have voted to extend some popular pandemic policies.
Those doses could be used to vaccinate children in the future, if approved, or to serve as booster shots if needed.
A move to recognize Pride Month in the city of Rowlett, Texas has stirred controversy, after several local pastors spoke in opposition to the decision.
The Worcester City Council unanimously approved a petition that would help support the family of fallen Police Officer Manny Familia.
School officials say a group of 8th graders in Seekonk wrote hateful messages in more than 20 yearbooks.
A major water main break in Boston's Financial District sent water gushing into the street.
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