Keller @ Large: Rep. Stephen Lynch On How Country Is Responding To Coronavirus
Massachusetts Rep. Stephen Lynch joined WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller.
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Massachusetts Rep. Stephen Lynch joined WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller.
A Boston Police officer tested positive for coronavirus, the department confirmed on Sunday.
Snowfall has been essentially nonexistent, but that could change this week.
As coronavirus testing continues to be an issue, one Brockton woman says she was able to get tested, but is still waiting for the results a week later. She says she's very concerned about people around her getting sick.
Gov. Charlie Baker reminded residents that as testing increases, so will the number of positive cases.
A woman in her 50s from Middlesex County has become the second person in Massachusetts to die from a coronavirus-related illness.
Local clothing designer Kelly Dempsey, who was the runner up on Project Runway season 14, has a talent she is putting to good use. With the shortage of medical masks caused by the coronavirus crisis, she's been able to organize sewers everywhere to make masks for healthcare workers who need them.
A Veterans Affairs Boston (VA Boston) nurse at their Brockton campus tested positive for the coronavirus Friday, according to VA Boston.
A student at Attleboro High School has tested positive for the coronavirus, according to the high school's principal, Bill Runey. The student was not symptomatic until after the school closed on March 13.
Somerville Mayor Joseph Curatone has set a midnight deadline for all non-essential businesses to shut down Saturday in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
The remains of a New Bedford soldier have been returned home, but the coronavirus pandemic means he will be laid to rest with just his immediate family members in attendance.
New Hampshire officials announced 19 new coronavirus cases in the state on Saturday, increasing the state's totals to 65 positive tests.
An inmate serving a life sentence at the Massachusetts Treatment Center has tested positive for COVID-19, the Massachusetts Department of Correction announced Saturday.
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health said 112 new positive coronavirus tests brought the state total to 525 Saturday.
The City of Boston is compiling a list of local restaurants offering delivery and take out to try to help them stay afloat while they cannot seat customers due to social distancing policies.
