Lowell Cancels Halloween Trick-Or-Treating After 'Significant Increase' In Coronavirus Cases
Door-to-door trick-or-treating will not be allowed in Lowell this Halloween.
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Door-to-door trick-or-treating will not be allowed in Lowell this Halloween.
Dozens of researchers, including several from Boston, are warning that allowing the coronavirus to spread in order to achieve "herd immunity" is not an effective approach to managing the pandemic.
Fall River Police are looking for help tracking down two women who they say attacked a supporter of President Donald Trump.
Baker has said he did not vote for Trump in 2016 and is a frequent critic of the president.
Members of the strings section will board a Duck Boat and perform pop-up recitals across the city.
A Carlisle man has developed a face mask that wraps right around your wrist when you're not wearing it, so you never forget it.
Sixty-three communities in Massachusetts are now considered high risk for coronavirus infections.
A coronavirus outbreak has been linked to a youth hockey tournament in Rockland.
Methuen is now in the red zone, and Mayor Neil Perry has hired a COVID enforcement officer.
A new poll shows Joe Biden surging to his biggest lead yet in New Hampshire, a state the Trump campaign hoped to win after losing narrowly four years ago.
The family-friendly, Halloween-themed event drew longtime fans of RuPaul's Drag Race.
Despite the slowest reopening in the state, the city of Somerville was declared a COVID-19 "red zone" on the state's map that tracks virus spread Wednesday night.
Health and wellness company XpresSpa Group has begun building an XpresCheck COVID-19 testing facility in Terminal E.
Baker said the budget will also rely on federal relief funds.
The bill would ensure tenants cannot be evicted because of missed rent if the nonpayment was because of COVID-19.
