Coronavirus In Massachusetts: 2,033 New Cases Identified, 96 Deaths
The Department of Public Health reported an increase of 2,033 coronavirus cases and 96 new deaths in Massachusetts Friday.
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The Department of Public Health reported an increase of 2,033 coronavirus cases and 96 new deaths in Massachusetts Friday.
People who had not filed 2018 and 2019 tax returns are now eligible for the federal government's coronavirus stimulus checks.
Gov. Charlie Baker delivered an emotional message to the residents of Massachusetts.
Boston Medical Center CEO Kate Walsh said 80% of the center's COVID-19 patients are Black or Hispanic.
The CEO said he has had trouble ordering masks, "often seeing shipments diverted to other states and other industries."
The city of about 40,000 is being hit especially hard by the pandemic.
If you're smoking weed to ease your stress during the coronavirus pandemic, experts say it's time to think twice.
Attorney General Maura Healey said Thursday her office is looking into hundreds of complaints.
A store in Lowell is giving away free gasoline Friday to those who are putting themselves at risk to stop the spread of coronavirus.
High temperatures will get close to average Friday, but the rain will return in the afternoon.
A traveling salesperson helped to spread the coronavirus in Maine and several other states early in the outbreak last month.
Nutre Meals, a healthy meal plan program, is working around the clock to feed those in the thick of the coronavirus outbreak.
Jon says a new CBS News poll shows the president can't lie and bully his way out from under the grim reality of what's happening with coronavirus.
Parents were already struggling to limit screen time for kids when the COVID-19 pandemic hit.
After setting rushing records for the BC Eagles, A.J. Dillon is now looking forward to hearing his name called at the NFL Draft.
