Where Masks Will Still Be Required In Massachusetts After May 29
There will still be some settings in Massachusetts where masks will be required, even after the state drops COVID restrictions on May 29.
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There will still be some settings in Massachusetts where masks will be required, even after the state drops COVID restrictions on May 29.
Nightclubs weren't supposed to re-open their doors until August, but now that Massachusetts is lifting COVID restrictions on May 29, they're suddenly planning for a much busier summer.
Dr. Mallika Marshall is answering your coronavirus vaccine-related medical questions.
Jennifer Inzana of Weymouth is battling through cancer to make her dream come true.
Woburn Police are looking for the woman who threw an iced coffee at an 18-year-old Dunkin' employee.
Members of the Brockton community held candlelight vigil Monday to mourn the deaths of 13-year-old Rafael Andrande and 12-year-old Tiago Depina.
No matter which team you're on, all athletes can agree - masking up to play has taken some getting used to.
An 800-acre brush fire in western Massachusetts that started late last week is thought to be the largest in the state in more than a decade, a state official said Monday.
Most Massachusetts high schools returned to five days of in-person learning Monday.
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health reported 281 new confirmed COVID cases and 19 additional deaths in the state on Monday.
Gov. Charlie Baker announced on Monday that Massachusetts will lift its COVID restrictions on May 29.
A New Hampshire man has been charged with disorderly conduct after police said he caused a large explosion during a gender reveal party.
The family's home had just been rebuilt after it was hit by the EF-3 tornado that went through same area of Dallas in October 2019.
Starting Tuesday, masks will no longer be needed at school recess or for outdoor youth sports.
Penn State's Faculty Senate has approved a proposition that would remove gendered and binary terms from their course and program descriptions, according to the university's student-operated newspaper The Daily Collegian.
