Sleds, Snowshoes, Igloo: How Bostonians Enjoyed The Snow Day
A cold day in Boston didn't stop people from braving the weather and having a little fun.
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A cold day in Boston didn't stop people from braving the weather and having a little fun.
The biggest snow storm in nearly three years hit southern New England Thursday with snow falling at 3-to-4 inches per hour in some towns.
A U.S. government advisory panel has endorsed a second COVID-19 vaccine.
Roads in Framingham were packed with snow on Thursday.
As a doctor on the front lines, working directly with COVID-19 patients, Dr. Mallika Marshall received her first dose of the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine.
As of Thursday, the seven-day weighted average of positive tests in Massachusetts is 6.02%.
Former Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown is wrapping up his time as ambassador to New Zealand by rocking out.
For the past 12 months, Hunter Biden has been the focus of a federal investigation in Pittsburgh.
In Downtown Crossing, the streets transformed from empty to somewhat busy for a snowstorm during a pandemic.
One driver had to be rescued after trying to drive through a flooded Marshfield street.
Residents in Peabody dealt with over a foot of snow piling up on Thursday.
Dedham Police say a driver was "educated" about the dangers of failing to clear your car roof after being stopped during Thursday's nor'easter.
Mendon-Upton Regional School District Superintendent Joseph Maruszczak announced a snow day and "none of that remote learning stuff."
Jon Keller says people who don't clear the snow off their cars are "driving a live hand grenade."
JCPenney is closing more stores in the coming months, including one in Massachusetts.
