New Remote Learning Rule: Massachusetts Schools Must Give Students Live Interaction Daily
Schools that are teaching online during the pandemic will be required to give every student at least some live interaction with a teacher every day.
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Schools that are teaching online during the pandemic will be required to give every student at least some live interaction with a teacher every day.
A Christmas lights display is causing traffic jams, as people flock to a house on Concord Street.
An online petition has gained more than 7,000 signatures asking Boston Mayor Marty Walsh to revisit his decision to close gyms and fitness studios.
Robert Fine is going back to work at Brigham and Women's Hospital, joining other retired nurses in the COVID-19 vaccine clinic.
In a scathing report, the Massachusetts attorney general's office determined that the Bristol County sheriff's office violated the civil rights of federal immigration detainees after some became destructive in a May altercation.
Just a few hours after a shipment of 2,925 doses of COVID-19 vaccine arrived Tuesday, healthcare workers had started the vaccination process.
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Walpole police are investigating after an explosive device "decimated" a mailbox last week.
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker said the "troubling data trends" following Thanksgiving should serve as a warning for residents during the upcoming holiday season.
Boston firefighters were reunited with a South End woman and her children who they helped rescue from a balcony during a fire earlier this month.
For one college student in Minnesota, getting COVID-19 was actually the best thing that could have happened to her health.
The highest court in Massachusetts struck down a state law making it illegal for people to ask for money for their own support on public roads.
Forget the PS5 - it seems like what everyone in Massachusetts really wants these days is a pet sugar glider.
The nursing director at Massachusetts General Hospital issued a dire warning Tuesday saying she and her colleagues are "gravely concerned" about the rise of COVID cases.
