28 Boston Public Schools Reopen For 1,700 High-Needs Students
Twenty-eight Boston public schools re-opened Monday allowing about 1,700 high-needs students to return to the classroom.
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Twenty-eight Boston public schools re-opened Monday allowing about 1,700 high-needs students to return to the classroom.
The first vaccination for COVID-19 happened in New York on Monday morning.
New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu said the state is ready to "hit the ground running" as it received its first shipment of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine on Monday.
Google, Gmail, YouTube and Google Drive were all down for about an hour Monday in a widespread outage affecting many at work and school.
The Patriots are going to need all the help they can get to sneak into the playoffs. On Sunday, they got a little bit of that help.
One forecasting model suggests this nor'easter could give all of southern New England an opportunity to see 12 inches of snow Thursday.
MBTA commuter rail service is being cut in half starting Monday, due to a rising number of employees out sick with COVID-19.
Teacher Katherine Picarde has written a book to help kids who are afraid of getting shots or going to the doctor's office.
One concern is the possibility of side effects, and how they could impact staffing levels.
Two men were arrested and charged in the shooting death of a man who was killed in the parking lot of a popular Woburn sports bar.
The Boston Teachers Union has passed a vote of no confidence in Boston Public Schools Superintendent Brenda Cassellius.
Police said the victim is a 64-year-old North Andover man.
The Tobin Bridge is getting a 1.1-mile dedicated bus lane to see if it helps ease crowding and speed up commutes.
Massachusetts has officially stepped back to Phase 3, Step 1 of the state's COVID reopening plan.
As of Sunday, the seven-day weighted average of positive tests in Massachusetts is 5.61%.
