Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 216 New Cases, 21 More Deaths
Health officials said the total number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the state is 106,487 and the confirmed death toll is 8,184.
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Health officials said the total number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the state is 106,487 and the confirmed death toll is 8,184.
Temperatures will soar past 90 degrees Saturday, Sunday and for several days into next week.
The family of a veteran who died of coronavirus at the Holyoke Soldiers' Home has filed a $176 million class action lawsuit against those who were in charge of the facility.
Students and parents who came in contact with the staff members during a summer school program have been notified of the positive tests.
A water main break has closed several streets in Waltham as crews work to repair the damage Friday afternoon.
The dog, described by police as a pit bull-type breed, was injured and was later euthanized.
Northeastern University has suspended its fall sports season amid the COVID-19 pandemic, shifting its focus to a potential 2021 spring sports season.
Also, the MBTA will resume collecting fares on buses beginning Monday.
It's a sign of a close race with a month and a half to go before the primary.
Businesses will not be able to allow patrons to enter without a face mask.
Forty body cameras have been ordered for police officers in Concord, the department announced Friday.
The U.S.S. Constitution is scheduled to reopen for free public visits on Aug. 7.
Dr. Mallika Marshall is answering your coronavirus-related medical questions.
Boston College is banning smoking and vaping everywhere on campus.
More and more retailers have announced they will require customers to wear face masks when shopping in their stores.
