Tropical Storm Isaias Downs Trees, Knocks Out Power To 220,000 In Mass.
Strong winds from Tropical Storm Isaias knocked down trees and power lines across Massachusetts Tuesday afternoon.
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Strong winds from Tropical Storm Isaias knocked down trees and power lines across Massachusetts Tuesday afternoon.
At least three employees of a popular Whitman ice cream stand have tested positive for coronavirus.
Lynne Smith and her husband have been to every Fenway Park opener for more than 30 years.
A popular entertainment complex in Marlboro is facing some steep fines for keeping its gaming machines running.
Frontline workers who cared for coronavirus patients are now dealing with damaging flooding at Norwood Hospital.
On Tuesday, Gov. Charlie Baker said it's impossible to know how much money will be available to fulfill promises made in an education bill last fall.
Hundreds marched for more than three miles in the heat from the Reggie Lewis Center in Roxbury to the State House on Beacon Hill, urging lawmakers not to direct more money to law enforcement.
There has been a surge in New Hampshire fireworks sales during the pandemic.
As unemployment claims rise in Massachusetts, so do reports of businesses laying off workers and closing doors permanently.
Researcher Gregory Chiklis' findings echo something the World Health Organization is now dialing back on after a controversial comment Monday.
It's been a rallying cry at protests over the last few days, and in Massachusetts it has political leaders taking a close look at their budgets.
The MBTA is facing sharp criticism for shutting its stations down during Boston's protests.
If you're eager to browse and shop in Massachusetts stores again, expect things to be a bit different.
Rep. Ayanna Pressley said efforts to end police brutality needed to be "precise and prescriptive."
Somerville Mayor Joseph Curtatone is taking some criticism for restricting religious services to 10 people in houses of worship even though Gov. Charlie Baker has given the go-ahead for 40% capacity.
On Thursday, Massachusetts residents got a first look at the toll the coronavirus pandemic has taken on Massachusetts nursing homes. So far, 4,041 people have died at elderly care facilities across the state.
A group of Massachusetts colleges and universities have submitted their recommendations for getting back to a "new normal."
It was a slow return for office employees in Massachusetts Tuesday.
Friday's sun and heat made it impossible for people to do what officials have been begging them to do.
While the pandemic has shut down most of the world, one local man says it has opened the door for him to embark on a personal crime-fighting mission.
Transportation officials in Boston are looking to make more space for pedestrians and bicyclists.
With so many Massachusetts stores anxious to reopen, America's famous immunologist, Dr. Anthony Fauci, put out a dire warning.
Traffic may be picking up again in Massachusetts.
Local businesses say they can't reopen Boston's economy without bulk supplies of protective gear.
Transit officials are discussing what the MBTA will look like as the state reopens.
