Coronavirus In Massachusetts: 1,886 New Cases Identified, 87 More Deaths
The Department of Public Health reported an increase of 1,886 coronavirus cases and 87 new deaths in Massachusetts Saturday.
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The Department of Public Health reported an increase of 1,886 coronavirus cases and 87 new deaths in Massachusetts Saturday.
Satellite data from NASA shows a 30% drop in air pollution over the major metropolitan northeastern cities.
Jacob Szalno, 24, allegedly attacked the woman in her Raynham home Wednesday afternoon.
As of Friday, 66 new confirmed coronavirus cases were found in New Hampshire, bringing the state total to 885 cases. Another person has also died from a virus-related illness.
Gov. Charlie Baker signed a bill Friday that waives MCAS testing for students for the rest of the year.
Activists say the new state coronavirus triage guidelines are discriminatory towards people with disabilities.
Osprey aircraft transported some 170 members of the Second Marine Expeditionary Brigade to support the state's fight against the coronavirus.
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh is now allowing mortgage payments to be deferred for three months.
Despite the coronavirus, the Easter Bunny is still on the job, visiting homes in Auburn in preparation for the big day.
Numbers WBZ compiled found the rate of state and Boston law enforcement, corrections officers, firefighters, and EMS crews testing positive for COVID-19 has doubled in just days.
It's Easter weekend, and church leaders are doing their best to prepare for a different type of Good Friday and Easter worship service.
G-Form in Smithfield, Rhode Island is one of the latest organizations to jump over the boards and help.
The federal investigation will look at whether the home violated residents' rights by failing to give them adequate medical care.
Massachusetts health officials recommend people wear a mask or cover their face in public.
The Department of Public Health reported an increase of 2,033 coronavirus cases and 96 new deaths in Massachusetts Friday.
