Rutland Police Officer's Wife Pleads For Recovered Coronavirus Patients To Donate Plasma
The wife of a Rutland Police officer says he's in desperate need of antibodies to help him survive COVID-19.
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The wife of a Rutland Police officer says he's in desperate need of antibodies to help him survive COVID-19.
Inside the walls of Massachusetts' women's prison in Framingham, one nurse tells WBZ, she doesn't feel safe in this coronavirus hot spot.
With the surge of COVID-19 patients in Massachusetts now, the impact on front line healthcare workers is taking a toll.
As small businesses fight for federal help, some are too small to qualify in the first place.
Some long-term care facilities say there are more cases of coronavirus than what the state is reporting.
Technology brought some Boston Marathon race champions and their determined spirits together this Patriots' Day.
With the Boston Marathon postponed this year, many have come up with creative ways to race, and even continue the tradition of helping charities.
A UMass Memorial Medical Center surgeon who became infected with coronavirus hopes antibodies in his blood will save his friend's life.
Nurses at St. Vincent Hospital in Worcester say during the height of their battle with coronavirus, management is threatening to force furloughs and cut staff.
WBZ followed one sample from the hospital's drive-thru testing site to the rapid testing lab across the street.
It's the question on everyone's mind. How much longer are we going to be living like this?
Maria Krier was a nurse at the Life Care Center of Nashoba Valley who later died of coronavirus. Her family called her an angel and lawmakers said she was a heroic whistleblower.
Numbers WBZ compiled found the rate of state and Boston law enforcement, corrections officers, firefighters, and EMS crews testing positive for COVID-19 has doubled in just days.
The Boston Exhibition and Convention Center will soon be called "Boston Hope" a temporary coronavirus treatment hospital.
Residents' families told WBZ they spent the weekend unable to get through on the hotline the state set up for them to find out if loved-ones are sick, or even alive.
Health care workers at Carney Hospital in Dorchester feel especially vulnerable because it's a facility set up to treat only coronavirus patients.
A nurse at Norwood Hospital said the cases were more serious than she expected.
Unemployment numbers have reached historic highs at the national level and in Massachusetts.
The coronavirus outbreak has reduced the MBTA's schedule but on Tuesday, some trains were packed with people.
President Trump's announcement of coronavirus-related restrictions on travel from much of Europe sent Americans there into a tailspin.
Alexander Lee, a Brookline native, has never been sick with the coronavirus. But he said his self-quarantine, while necessary, has cost him a lot of time and money.
Business has slowed down since Coronavirus crippled China.
Walk-in clinics are on the front line fighting the spread of the coronavirus, and they are already implementing new procedures.
When the I-Team went to Wollaston station on a recent rainy day, the floors were slick and covered with mats.
Cellphone video shows the insects crawling up walls and in between cupcakes.
