99 New Coronavirus Cases, 6 Deaths Reported In New Hampshire
The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in New Hampshire rose to 1,588 Wednesday after 99 new cases were identified. Six new deaths were also reported for a total of 48 deaths.
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The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in New Hampshire rose to 1,588 Wednesday after 99 new cases were identified. Six new deaths were also reported for a total of 48 deaths.
School districts in Massachusetts are trying to figure out how to handle graduation for high school seniors.
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker announced on Wednesday a plan he said will "dramatically increase" coronavirus testing at community health centers in the state.
Boston health care providers are pleading with the public to seek medical treatment if they are suffering from illnesses unrelated to the coronavirus.
Massachusetts is in its second week of reporting the number of coronavirus cases by cities and towns and Boston tops the list for the second week in a row, with 6,744 cases.
Small business owners are staying optimistic with the announcement of New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu's Re-Opening Task Force.
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health reported 221 new coronavirus deaths on Wednesday, as well as 1,745 additional positive tests.
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh said steps being taken to combat the coronavirus, such as social distancing, are having a positive effect.
Doctors and researchers at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital say they have developed a way to use 3D printers to make swabs that can be used for COVID-19 testing.
Rob Gronkowski goes where Tom Brady goes, so now the two are in Tampa Bay. But what if Brady had stayed in New England this offseason?
A 70-year-old Star Market worker in Belmont has died from a coronavirus-related illness.
Harvard University now says it will not accept the $8.6 million in emergency funds allocated to it by the federal government.
A person was struck by a car in Boston and killed Wednesday morning.
Walsh said Boston will stand behind its immigrant population.
Many Massachusetts drivers are speeding on highways due to the lack of traffic, Massachusetts State Police said over Twitter Wednesday. In response, they will be adding patrols all around the state.
