Wednesday's Child: 3-Year-Old Raelynn
Raelynn is a sweet young girl who enjoys playing with her toys, listening to music, and going outside on the swings.
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Raelynn is a sweet young girl who enjoys playing with her toys, listening to music, and going outside on the swings.
There's a sign that the resistance to a vaccine grows out of the current political environment, not some longstanding skepticism of all vaccines.
The Davagian Tree Farm will soon be closed because they have sold out of fresh-cut Christmas trees.
The Worcester man who built a torture dungeon inside his home and told friends that he wanted to eat children, is afraid of contracting COVID-19 in prison.
Through the app, users can find out what safety precautions a restaurant is taking.
The bill would ban the use of chokeholds, limit the use of deadly force, and create a duty to intervene for police officers when witnessing another officer using force beyond what is necessary or reasonable under the circumstances.
Massachusetts towns are preparing for how they'll distribute the likely two-dose COVID-19 vaccine when it's time.
Volodymyr Zhukovskyy pleaded not guilty to negligent homicide and driving under the influence.
A late night intruder was captured on surveillance video stealing thousands of dollars worth of equipment from The Garden Patch in Raynham.
Health officials are monitoring a COVID-19 cluster at St. Agnes School in Arlington.
The city's Christmas tree fell down on the World War II Memorial, breaking it in half.
Republican Gov. Charlie Baker swore in Justice Kimberly Budd as the chief justice of Massachusetts' highest court on Tuesday.
Dentists say they could help take some of the load off of hospitals and clinics by administering the COVID-19 vaccines.
As COVID-19 patients fill Massachusetts hospitals, the promise of an approved vaccine has those closest to them preparing for immunization.
As of Tuesday, the seven-day weighted average of positive tests in Massachusetts is 4.61%.
