Massachusetts Reports 1,949 New COVID Cases, 65 Additional Deaths
Health officials said the total number of confirmed cases in the state is now 527,435 while the total number of deaths is 15,116.
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Health officials said the total number of confirmed cases in the state is now 527,435 while the total number of deaths is 15,116.
A Massachusetts woman was seriously injured in a snowmobile crash on Saturday.
Gov. Charlie Baker said the state is not receiving many more COVID vaccines than they were a month ago.
The pandemic has forced Project Valentine to get creative.
Bridges along the Emerald Necklace Conservancy in Boston will be lit up emerald green every night for the next month.
About 10 percent of patients experience lingering misery after they no longer test positive for COVID-19.
New England will be right in the line of fire next week as there will be several storms heading our way in a very active and wintry pattern across the U.S.
The I-Team has learned between 2019 and 2020 there were 272 calls to 911 from the Vero Health & Rehab of Watertown.
Two people died in a fast moving fire at a triple decker on Jaques Avenue in Worcester Friday night.
St. John School in Wellesley has been open for in-person learning since the fall, using a number of safety measures.
A.J. Quetta will be transferred to a rehab facility in Atlanta.
CVS is now offering the coronavirus vaccine at select stores in Massachusetts.
On Saturday, a VFW in Dorchester will become a vaccine clinic. Veterans 65 and older who are enrolled in the VA are eligible to receive shots.
Before the pandemic, the Lunar New Year would have meant big business for restaurants.
Officials in Massachusetts are shifting the focus of their vaccine distribution away from hospitals, and more toward mass vaccination sites.
