Massachusetts Reports 286 New Coronavirus Cases, 6 Additional Deaths
Health officials reported 286 new confirmed coronavirus cases and six additional deaths in Massachusetts Tuesday.
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Health officials reported 286 new confirmed coronavirus cases and six additional deaths in Massachusetts Tuesday.
Massachusetts allowed mail-in-voting for the first time in the Sept. 1 primary, and new numbers show a lot of voters took advantage.
The move is to better support the restaurant industry during the coronavirus pandemic.
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh announced changes to some bus and bicycle lanes in the city.
A hawk is recovering after she was stuck in the grille of a car for an hour last week.
You can expect to see the Salvation Army's famous red kettles out earlier than ever this year.
A truck driver in Dudley was cited for carrying an unsecured load.
A student who attended Attleboro High School on Monday has tested positive for coronavirus.
The haze over southern New England Tuesday is from the smoke created by the wildfires in the western United States.
The paper towel shortage in the United States didn't stop in the spring.
Police in Manchester, New Hampshire are issuing a plea for information one year after someone fired six shots at a family's home.
MBTA officials are beginning to envision a post-COVID-19 public transit system — one that may include changes to services given a possible looming budget gap.
There's a new report out on "states that vaccinate the most" in 2020, and Massachusetts lands atop the list.
Plymouth Rock has been vandalized again, according to police.
The island of Nantucket has reported 30 new coronavirus cases over the past five days.
