State Questions Remote Learning In Districts With Low Rates Of Coronavirus
The state is pressuring some school districts to get students back in the classroom.
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The state is pressuring some school districts to get students back in the classroom.
A resident of a veterans care center in Massachusetts has tested positive for the coronavirus for a second time, state health officials announced Monday.
A veteran MBTA employee was struck and killed by a bus in Charlestown Monday morning.
After being closed for six months, the MFA is about to reopen, but things are a lot different from social distancing and face masks.
One Boston University professor says without a viable treatment, the risk for human challenge trials is just too great.
As kids return to the classroom, local pediatricians say they are fielding more calls from parents concerned about what to do if their children get sick.
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft will likely not face trial in Florida for allegedly soliciting a prostitute.
Dr. Mallika Marshall is answering your coronavirus-related medical questions.
Sudbury Police said they charged the parents and teen who hosted a large party that forced Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School to shift to remote learning.
With so many people working from home, and kids doing their schoolwork remotely, many stores have run out of desks.
It's the first day of class for Boston Public Schools, and all students are beginning the year remotely.
Six months after the pandemic stay-at-home orders began, there's one thing that still hasn't returned completely around Boston: The traffic.
Health officials said the total number of confirmed cases in the state is now 125,723 while the total number of deaths is 9,107.
Transportation officials are investigating after "TRUMP 2020" was painted onto a busy road in multiple Massachusetts towns.
Police said 33-year-old Pierre Deus, of Mattapan, was arrested after his black Mercedes hit a Holbrook Police cruiser Saturday night.
