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Police temporarily closed several streets surrounding the Massachusetts Statehouse as a precaution with the potential for demonstrations in Boston and at capitols around the country.
A shortage of nurses, aides and other staff at nursing homes in Maine that already existed before the pandemic is getting worse.
Board members at a Rye nursing home "cut in line" for a COVID-19 vaccine, according to New Hampshire health officials.
Rep. Lori Trahan discusses the Capitol Hill riot and recent actions of fellow members of Congress.
Dartmouth College is going smoke-free starting March 18, banning tobacco products on all college property and also public sidewalks near buildings.
With no date set for the 2021 Boston Marathon, the Boston Athletic Association is still working to connect runners.
A massive Powerball jackpot rose again Saturday night when no $640 million winner was drawn.
Two Baltimore sisters have started their very own eco-friendly toilet paper company.
Less than two weeks after losing its beloved giraffe Pongo, Zoo Miami is mourning the loss of Toshi, a black rhino who had become one of the most beloved animals in the history of the zoo.
Chief Ambrose served the department and the town of Danvers for 35 years.
"I thought to myself, why not use that platform to help the community give out some COVID shots and help stop the spread," said Diana Brouillard, Owner of Dream Spa Medical.
"Washington, D.C. is now an armed camp. And we thank the Massachusetts National Guard for going down to be a part of that," said Sen. Markey.
Health officials said the total number of confirmed cases in the state is now 444,028 while the total number of deaths is 13,305.
The frozen stuffed sandwiches were shipped to retail stores nationwide.
Police in Pelham, New Hampshire said residents held a man and a woman at gunpoint after an attempted vehicle theft Friday.
