Two Coronavirus Deaths Announced In New Hampshire; Cases Rise To 621
New Hampshire health officials announced two more coronavirus deaths in the state on Saturday, two male residents of Hillsboro County over 60 years old.
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New Hampshire health officials announced two more coronavirus deaths in the state on Saturday, two male residents of Hillsboro County over 60 years old.
A new coronavirus drive-through testing site will open at Gillette Stadium on Sunday.
On Saturday, a much-needed delivery in the fight against COVID-19 – 7,200 pieces of personal protective equipment (PPE) arrived at more than 20 health clinics in Boston.
A coronavirus testing site opened at the PhysicianOne Urgent Care Medford on Saturday.
A 65-year-old Duxbury man may face charges after he allegedly coughed and spit in the Stop & Shop in Kingston.
The Department of Public Health reported an increase of 1,334 coronavirus cases and 24 deaths in Massachusetts Saturday.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on Friday approved the final report on the project to replace the Bourne and Sagamore bridges with two new spans.
Eleven Massachusetts police departments have been selected to participate in a pilot program aimed at distributing fentanyl test strips.
The rescue search for Maeve Kennedy McKean and her eight-year-old son Gideon, who were last seen in a canoe off the Chesapeake Bay, was suspended Friday night.
The ship's remains, which were last exposed by a nor'easter in 2018, are likely those of the Defiance, a sloop that washed ashore during a violent storm in 1769, said researcher Stefan Claesson,
Boston Symphony Orchestra fans will be able to stream one of their full concerts for free starting Sunday afternoon.
A Merrimack Valley couple who went through the gas explosions are now risking their lives to keep others save during the coronavirus pandemic.
In these times of overwhelming uncertainty, it's difficult for everyone to be apart from the people, places and routines they love. For those of faith, that includes where they worship.
Zack Hickman is a self-described man of mischief who on a rainy Friday in the middle of a pandemic, walks the streets of Watertown playing the sousaphone.
President Donald Trump announced new guidance from the White House on Friday afternoon, saying the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention were advising the use of "non-medical cloth based" face coverings.
