Paxlovid, New Pill To Treat COVID, Should Be Easier To Get At Pharmacies Soon
Even though it's currently approved for emergency use by the federal government for high-risk patients, Paxlovid has been reportedly underused.
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Even though it's currently approved for emergency use by the federal government for high-risk patients, Paxlovid has been reportedly underused.
A person was struck and killed by a pickup truck in a Walmart parking lot in Leominster Monday night.
An inspector with the Massachusetts Public Health Department's food protection program was set to visit Garelick Farms in Franklin Friday.
The tainted milk was distributed to at least three schools in Boston.
The children's section of Tufts is set to close by July. At Boston Children's Hospital, the Emergency Room is bursting.
More than 12,000 flights nationwide were canceled and delayed over the past two days, including more than 100 flights at Logan.
Overall, in Massachusetts, positive cases jumped 36% from the week before, and cases in schools went up 24%.
A company hired by the Department of Conservation and Recreation cleaned up a homeless encampment on the banks of the Charles River.
A man hit the WBZ-TV videographer and then hit Cambridge City Councilor Marc McGovern in Central Square.
The City Council met to discuss secret phone tracking equipment Boston Police bought using money that's not part of the public budget.
Residents in Cambridge and Somerville say the Green Line Extension is a game-changer.
Reports of new variants popping up in Europe and Asia have people in Massachusetts wondering how it will look here.
Armed with their computer keyboards, two Harvard freshmen have figured out how to offer hope in a place where hope feels impossible.
A gas station owner said people can rest assured they are not getting rich off this crisis.
This week Massachusetts had the highest average price per gallon AAA has ever recorded in its history.
Experts say the current sticker shock over home heating oil bills can be blamed on the Russia invasion in Ukraine.
More students have crossed the line into criminal behavior in Massachusetts this school year than the 2019-20 school year.
Newton Police are searching for robbery suspects who attacked store employees.
The alcohol industry is grappling with calls for boycotting Russian vodka.
From light fluffy flakes early Friday morning to icy precipitation, it made for a messy situation on Route 9 in Worcester.
Russia and Ukraine produce flour, grains, and the fuel needed to transport products.
Friday was the last day many students will be required to wear a mask in school.
Mayor Michelle Wu said Boston is close to being able to drop its vaccine passport policy.
The federal government's free COVID test kits have been trickling into mailboxes in the Boston area last week and this week.
Emergency crews worked on 15-year-old Preston Settles for hours just to get his heart beating again.
