Massachusetts Reports 1,679 New COVID Cases; Hospitalizations Drop Below 1,000
As of Friday, the seven-day weighted average of positive tests in Massachusetts is 2.10%.
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As of Friday, the seven-day weighted average of positive tests in Massachusetts is 2.10%.
Comcast is once again delaying charges for Xfinity home internet customers in Massachusetts and other northeast states who go over a data cap.
There was a star sighting on a snowy day in Watertown Friday.
A Pennsylvania woman claims her local gym removed her membership over asking people to simply follow the fitness club's mask rules.
The state is hoping to make booking a COVID vaccine appointment easier by adding the ability to hold an appointment during the process.
Analytics have become a mainstay of the sports world. Saturday, CBS Sports Network looks to dive into how college basketball programs use them to inform their decision making, game planning and more.
Massachusetts has received a critical shipment of COVID vaccines after fears of a delay.
Prep Mod, the company that manages the appointment system for Massachusetts' mass COVID-19 vaccine sites, has taken "full responsibility" for Thursday's web site crash.
A start date for the new flights has not yet been announced.
John F. Kennedy's Harvard sweater was sold for more than $85,266, Boston-based RR Auction announced Friday.
For a second year in a row, there won't be a Boston Pride Parade and Festival in June due to the coronavirus pandemic, organizers announced Friday.
Another night below freezing was on tap Wednesday night – and imagine struggling through it without heat.
As coronavirus cases and deaths drop nationwide, the Transportation Security Administration is prepping for a summer that will likely see more air travel.
With Six Flags New England gearing up to reopen in the spring, the amusement park is looking to hire thousands of seasonal employees.
They make the case that in times of scarce coronavirus vaccine, people can skip their second doses, immediately doubling the supply for others.