COVID Latest: Massachusetts Reports 2,288 New Cases, 34 Additional Deaths
Health officials said the total number of confirmed cases in the state is now 194,338 while the total number of deaths is 10,238.
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Health officials said the total number of confirmed cases in the state is now 194,338 while the total number of deaths is 10,238.
The man charged in a high-and-run crash in Brockton that killed 72-year-old Marie Rose Bienaime will be held without bail until his next hearing on Nov. 24.
Three gas fitters have been indicted on negligent homicide charges in the 2019 carbon monoxide poisoning deaths of a couple in their New Hampshire home.
A battle is underway in a Boston suburb over whether it is appropriate to hold a joyous holiday celebration at the site of a now-closed institution.
Pfizer is seeking FDA emergency use of its COVID-19 vaccine, starting a process that could bring some doses as early as next month.
Springfield police say they have located mother Christamarie Derby and her six children.
Massachusetts' unemployment rate fell again in October, according to federal statistics.
There's been a big jump in COVID-19 cases in Massachusetts schools in the last week.
A sure sign of the holiday season arrived on Boston Common Friday.
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh announced Friday that the city has set aside $20 million to get ready for the snow season during the pandemic.
Massport says it must cut about 25% of its workforce amid a $400 million budget deficit brought on by a steep drop in travel during the pandemic.
Wachusett Mountain is open for the season, but riders and skiers will see some big changes this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
State Police say they have identified the driver and car in a hit and run in Saugus that left a man with serious injuries.
Romney, who represents Utah, is one of Trump's most vocal GOP critics.
The family said she loved her son, who battled mental health issues throughout his life.
