Financial Penalty May Lead To Better Vaccination Rates, Study Shows
A new study showed countries that fined families for failing to meet the vaccination requirements had higher vaccination rates.
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A new study showed countries that fined families for failing to meet the vaccination requirements had higher vaccination rates.
The case drew national media attention and ignited a debate over parental rights.
Fall River firefighters battled two fires overnight, one a massive fire in a mill building and then another at a home.
The Harvard University alumna discusses her work creating civil rights for sexual assault victims and how her personal experience fueled her journey to change the system.
Bill Belichick won't have to find a new offensive coordinator, but he may have to find a new right-hand man this winter.
Hours later, the corner of School and Tremont streets remained closed.
Pressley was elected in 2018 as the first black Congresswoman from Massachusetts.
One of the most comprehensive private collections of John F. Kennedy memorabilia is for sale.
Astronaut Jessica Meir will be leaving the International Space Station for a pair of spacewalks this month.
People who need healthy food in Weymouth can get it for free, once a month, at a public market at the high school.
"I was disappointed to hear that Bernie is sending his volunteers out to trash me," Elizabeth Warren told reporters.
A UMass-Lowell climate professor weighs in on record-setting warmth in the area this weekend.
Bostonians ditched their parkas, mittens and thermal underwear for a second day as record-breaking warm temperatures again bathed the region in springlike temperatures.
The newly elected Boston City Council President, Kim Janey, sat down with Jon Keller.
New England Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman was cited for misdemeanor vandalism while in Beverly Hills.
