Massachusetts Healthcare Workers Receive Random Act Of Kindness
"We're looking to recharge the batteries of healthcare workers during their shifts."
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"We're looking to recharge the batteries of healthcare workers during their shifts."
Medford students are sharing their vision for the future in the school district's first poetry contest.
Sarah Kamya created a library containing books with diverse characters in front of her mom's house, and, after receiving donations, helped send books to all 50 states.
Community leaders with the Vaccine Equity Now Coalition said the new campaign doesn't go far enough to address racial inequalities.
As of Wednesday, the seven-day weighted average of positive tests in Massachusetts is 2.20%.
Gregory Pearl, 49, of Milford, who was treasurer of the group from 2013-2018, pleaded not guilty to the charges.
No doctor's note will be needed for those in Massachusetts who are seeking a coronavirus vaccine because they have two or more eligible medical conditions.
About 1 million people are newly eligible for the COVID vaccine on Thursday, but it will take at least a month for all of them to receive appointments.
The former FBI agent who worked with Whitey Bulger has been granted medical release in Florida.
A Sacramento woman was excited to receive her new Real ID until she opened it up and saw the driver's license photo shows her wearing her face mask.
Two puppies are in need of lifesaving surgery, and shelters are asking for donations to help offset medical expenses.
Every Wednesday morning before the sun rises in Pittsburgh's Mt. Washington neighborhood, a group of men meet, they chat, they walk and they pray.
Ash Wednesday, as with many events during the coronavirus pandemic, will look a little different this year in Massachusetts.
The pandemic isn't stopping one local family from enjoying their school vacation week.
Marissa is an energetic girl who enjoys playing tennis and running cross country and track.
