Coronavirus Latest: Mass. Reports 74 New Deaths, 527 Additional Cases
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health announced 74 new coronavirus deaths and 527 additional cases in Massachusetts on Wednesday.
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The Massachusetts Department of Public Health announced 74 new coronavirus deaths and 527 additional cases in Massachusetts on Wednesday.
A group of Massachusetts colleges and universities have submitted their recommendations for getting back to a "new normal."
With temperatures near 90 on Wednesday, people are flocking to the beaches.
Amusement parks have not yet been given the green light to re-open, but Six Flags theme parks have released guidelines for keeping guests and employees safe.
Before the pandemic hit, nearly half of us regularly used the subway, buses or commuter rail to get around. A new poll shows that momentum has stalled.
Construction on the Blue Line was completed two months early thanks to low ridership during coronavirus shutdowns.
The inspiration for Robina Verbeek and Susanna Twarog's business came from an ill-fated bathroom run.
Day care operators are worried new safety rules could put them out of business.
Dr. Mallika Marshall answers viewers' coronavirus questions.
Many restaurants are once again reopening for table service, but coronavirus has fundamentally changed the calculus of eating out.
Massachusetts is warning residents that people are using stolen personal information from previous data breaches to file for fraudulent unemployment claims as part of a national scam.
A recruit with a Massachusetts sheriff's department has died unexpectedly during physical fitness exercises.
The Bay State's bald eagle population is soaring.
Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey is looking into the response to the coronavirus outbreak at the Life Care Center of Nashoba Valley in Littleton, where several residents died.
Gov. Charlie Baker said its critical to get the Massachusetts schools reopening plan right so students don't lose another half year or longer of class time.
