Boston Cooling Centers, Pools Open As City Declares Heat Emergency
Boston's mayor has declared a heat emergency, opening cooling centers and pools starting Sunday.
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Boston's mayor has declared a heat emergency, opening cooling centers and pools starting Sunday.
Somerville Mayor Joe Curtatone was critical of the state's coronavirus measures, calling them a "failure" and saying there is "no leadership."
A pop-up testing site will be open in Chatham Monday for people who attended a house party in the town on July 12. The party is linked to a coronavirus cluster.
The incident remains under investigation, but foul play is not suspected.
Speed may have been a factor in the accident.
JOANN, which operates about 850 stores across 49 states, will now "respectfully encourage" masks regardless of local mandates.
As Boston braces for another heatwave which could last into Wednesday, the city is opening up cooling centers to all residents.
A homeowner in Stoneham woke up to a vandalized fence Saturday morning.
U.S. Marshals found David Staveley, of Andover, living in Georgia under a false identity.
The total number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Massachusetts is now 108,107 while the total number of deaths is 8,291.
Governor Charlie Baker met with Vice President Mike Pence on Nantucket Saturday.
A 67-year-old man died after he was hit by a car on Route 3A in Scituate Friday evening.
A 23-year-old Taunton man drowned while swimming at Big Saby's Pond in Plymouth.
Vermont Gov. Phil Scott on Friday issued an order requiring people in the state to wear masks in public starting August 1.
After days of debate, the Massachusetts House passed its version of a police reform bill late Friday night.
