Coronavirus Cases: Massachusetts Reports 9 Deaths, 777 Confirmed Cases
Coronavirus cases are now up to 777 in Massachusetts after 131 new positive tests, the Department of Public Health said on Monday.
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Coronavirus cases are now up to 777 in Massachusetts after 131 new positive tests, the Department of Public Health said on Monday.
Three men broke into a sporting goods store at a Rhode Island mall that had been closed in response to the new coronavirus pandemic.
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh is bringing in a team of experts headed by retired Army General Stanley McChrystal to evaluate the city's response coronavirus plans.
Gas prices continue to plummet in Massachusetts.
A Brigham and Women's Hospital said caring for coronavirus patients is difficult work and she hopes the public will help slow the spread.
New Hampshire officials announced the first death from the coronavirus Monday.
As the coronavirus gains speed in Massachusetts, we are receiving a many health questions from viewers. Dr. Mallika Marshall answered some of the questions sent to WBZ-TV's Facebook, Instagram and Twitter accounts.
The hiker's injuries were so severe that she couldn't walk, but the train came to her rescue.
Fever, cough and shortness of breath are the typical symptoms of the coronavirus, but doctors say there is another symptom to keep an eye out for-- a loss of smell.
Teachers in Leominster decorated their cars and formed a parade to drive through neighborhoods honking and waving at their students.
With daycare centers closing, Massachusetts families are struggling to work from home with children in the house.
A student came up with the idea on her flight home from school.
As more and more hospitals have raised concerns over running out of masks, volunteers across the country have answered the call.
The damage done by the president's early denial about the coronavirus.
Here's a list of what will still be open during the two-week closure of non-essential businesses.
