Half Of State Employees In Massachusetts Could Stay Remote After Pandemic
Up to 20,000 of the 44,000 full time state workers might continue working remotely part of the time after the pandemic ends.
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Up to 20,000 of the 44,000 full time state workers might continue working remotely part of the time after the pandemic ends.
Police are investigating a shooting in Malden Thursday night.
A boy who was reported missing from Worcester Thursday night has been found safe.
The construction worker killed when a stairway collapsed in Cambridge has been identified as 56-year-old Christopher Stuck.
As of Thursday, the seven-day weighted average of positive tests in Massachusetts is 1.75%.
COVID has slammed the brakes on everything, from steel and aluminum production, to electronic control boards.
The new cameras will record any interaction between troopers and the public in an effort to hold both suspects and troopers accountable.
Twelve thousand COVID-19 vaccination appointments were snatched up just as soon as they went online Thursday morning.
A Massachusetts non-profit made sure that lab work was never missed during the pandemic.
As of Thursday, the number of towns in the high-risk red category is 19, down from 28 last week.
Dr. Mallika Marshall is answering your coronavirus-related medical questions.
Retail stores in California may be required to maintain gender-neutral sections for clothes, toys and childcare articles under a new proposal from a Bay Area lawmaker.
Medical experts from the NBA, NFL and NHL worked together to look at heart inflammation in athletes who had coronavirus.
Like many districts, Attleboro schools have been hybrid for a few months.
