Coronavirus In Massachusetts: Latest Developments
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A video posted on Twitter shows Miami Heat player Meyers Leonard using an anti-Semitic slur while playing Call of Duty on a Twitch stream.
Gov. Charlie Baker ordered all schools to close on March 15, 2020.
It has now been one year since Massachusetts entered a state of emergency due to the coronavirus crisis.
Those who know Jaylana best describe her as spirited and resourceful, and say that she has a strong desire to have a family.
The Whittier Street Health Center will administer vaccines at seven churches in the city, starting Wednesday at the Pleasant Hill Baptist Church in Dorchester
Massachusetts is aiming to do away with remote and hybrid learning for students in grades K-8 by the end of April.
A Facebook group has injected shots of several thousand dollars into more than a dozen Attleboro area businesses impacted by the pandemic.
There is now a large-scale coronavirus vaccination site on Cape Cod.
A Dedham Police officer was saved by his body armor after a man attacked him with a knife Tuesday afternoon.
Social Finance is an impact investing non-profit that aims to help low-income people to get the proper training and skills they need for in-demand jobs.
A Brockton married couple reflects on beating COVID-19, from a trip to the emergency room to finally being vaccinated.
A skater used his Apple Watch to call 911 after crashing through the ice and into a New Hampshire river.
Front lawns in Watertown are filled with all kinds of unique art.
The I-Team found some minority owned small businesses were left out of the program and didn't get the money they needed.
