Boston Mayor Walsh Defends Keeping Some Students In The Classroom: 'Our Schools Are Safe'
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh said schools are safe enough to keep high needs students in the classroom.
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Boston Mayor Marty Walsh said schools are safe enough to keep high needs students in the classroom.
A widely-used diabetes drug has been recalled after manufacturers found it contained unacceptably high levels of a cancer-causing contaminant.
The temporary outdoor seating program was supposed to end on Nov. 1 before the Select Board took action.
The decision affects six public schools and two parochial schools in Worcester.
There's a warning for new parents about nursing pillows.
The new stores feature a range of home and beauty goods, the majority of which will be priced around $5.
There have been at least 270,794 campers through Sept. 30, already topping the previous record of 261,589 campers in 2018.
There are only seven stores at present, though the Maine Office of Marijuana Policy will be licensing more in the coming months.
The latest data on coronavirus in Massachusetts schools shows 106 students and 57 staff tested positive between October 1 and October 7.
On this week's To Do List we have some late Friday fun, a Halloween walk, and comedy at home.
WBZ TV's Zack Green got a lesson in Hanson.
Our Lady of the Valley Regional School is honoring and remembering Grace Rett's life by naming its future athletic center after her.
The union is demanding Boston Public Schools switch back to all-remote learning, citing safety concerns for teachers.
Brockton Police Chief Manny Gomes was saved a 3-month-old baby who could not breathe.
More than 24 hours after a fast moving storm system moved across the state, hundreds of National Grid customers in Brockton were without power.
