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Seven more people have died of coronavirus-related illnesses in New Hampshire, the Department of Health and Human Services announced Friday. Cases also rose by 104, bringing the state total to 2,947.
With the commencement season fast approaching, it's clear the ceremonies this year will be vastly different, if they're held at all.
Local businesses say they can't reopen Boston's economy without bulk supplies of protective gear.
Simmons University announced a new online undergrad program with hundreds of courses.
Churches across Massachusetts that have been closed for weeks because of the coronavirus pandemic want to reopen soon.
The flowers are a way to thank the healthcare workers battling the coronavirus pandemic.
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health announced 150 new coronavirus deaths and 1,612 additional cases in the state on Friday. Health officials said there have now been 75,333 total cases with 4,702 deaths to date.
A 19-year-old was stabbed in the woods in Weymouth Thursday night, according to Weymouth police. A woman was arrested and charged with murder in connection with the stabbing Friday.
It's not yet clear if coronavirus can spread this way. Finding evidence of virus does not necessarily mean it's infectious.
Northeastern University is the first Boston-area university to announce it is planning to re-open its campus for classes in the fall.
A judge refused Friday to dismiss charges against actress Lori Loughlin and other defendants in the case.
It's been a while since anyone has been able to get to the gym. So if you're feeling the need to get in a nice workout, David Ortiz is here to help.
State Police have harsh words for some drivers after ticketing nearly three dozen for speeding Friday morning in Central Massachusetts.
The total number of active coronavirus cases in Boston went down for the first time on Thursday.
As the number of coronavirus cases continues to grow, we are receiving a number of questions from the public.
