Moderna Set To Test Potential Coronavirus Vaccine With 30,000 Volunteers
The Cambridge biotech company said it is on track to be able to produce between 500 million to 1 billion doses by the start of 2021.
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The Cambridge biotech company said it is on track to be able to produce between 500 million to 1 billion doses by the start of 2021.
Gov. Charlie Baker and House leaders are working on a police reform bill in Massachusetts that could require police officers to be certified and ban chokeholds.
One of Boston's most luxurious hotels has let go about half its staff.
Patrons will be able to return to Boston Public Library later this month, but only for "to-go" services.
New unemployment claims are on the rise in Massachusetts.
New Hampshire's Executive Council rejected Gov. Chris Sununu's nominee to the state Board of Education, with one councilor saying the pick of an African American was "tokenism."
The Governor's Economic Reopening Task Force on Wednesday approved recommendations for the opening of amusement parks with restrictions aimed at containing the coronavirus.
The city of Boston removed the statue of Christopher Columbus from a North End park a day after it was beheaded by vandals.
There are now more than 100,000 confirmed cases of the coronavirus in the state.
A family in Sudbury offers celebration signs in exchange for donations.
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh was asked about calls to defund the city's police department.
The Berklee College of Music's Public Safety Department took to Facebook to apologize for allowing Boston Police to use the restrooms after a protest.
A 42-year-old Templeton woman has died after her Jeep was struck in the windshield by tire and rim on Route 2 in Fitchburg.
The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services reported Wednesday that 54 new coronavirus cases were identified, bringing the state total to 5,178.
Business is booming at Boston's only black-owned bookstore. In the last two weeks, orders have skyrocketed, especially for titles exploring racial justice.