Baker Signs Law Allowing 'Cocktails To Go' In Massachusetts
Massachusetts restaurants will now be allowed to sell "cocktails to go."
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Massachusetts restaurants will now be allowed to sell "cocktails to go."
Key metrics in Massachusetts continue on a downward trend.
Banners supporting President Trump and his reelection were vandalized and stolen from a home in North Reading.
Those who frequent Foxboro's Dunkin Donuts on Route 140 likely know Reggie St. Germain. The real regulars have probably had coffee on him.
The Massachusetts House released its own police reform bill that includes a police certification process, standardizes training across the state and makes officer discipline records more readily available to the public.
David Bowering is charged with motor vehicle homicide.
The Pine Street Inn is leasing a hotel on Methadone Mile and converting it into a temporary shelter.
Boston EMS told WBZ-TV a heat wave on top of a pandemic is very challenging to navigate as they respond to emergency calls.
Many large school districts are weighing the pros and cons of reopening in the fall and finding that all plans have their challenges.
A 15-year-old girl was rescued after she ended up buried up to her neck in the sand in Chatham over the weekend.
After an $11 million renovation, the ship left the Mystic Seaport Museum for New London, Connecticut Monday.
Dr. Mallika Marshall is answering your coronavirus questions.
A skydiving accident at a Connecticut airport left a Rhode Island police officer and National Guardsman dead.
The total number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Massachusetts is now 107,056 while the total number of deaths is 8,214.
The University of Massachusetts board of trustees voted to freeze in-state undergraduate and graduate tuition for the 2020-21 academic year.
