'Schools Are Not Spreaders' Of Coronavirus, Baker Says
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker reiterated that classrooms are safe with precautions in place during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker reiterated that classrooms are safe with precautions in place during the coronavirus pandemic.
Massachusetts is helping struggling businesses by offering $51 million in grants.
Moderna is one step closer to completing its coronavirus vaccine trial.
The Dedham Board of Health believes gatherings before and after youth sports events are contributing to a spike in coronavirus cases.
Students are now required to show a badge proving that they are up-to-date on coronavirus testing and symptom-free before entering public spaces on campus.
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh said that with coronavirus infection numbers rising, it is possible there will be additional shutdowns in the city if there is not improvement.
The state will begin releasing its weekly City/Town COVID-19 Risk Map on Thursdays in order to collect additional data for the report..
After only three weeks of a hybrid model, some parents were shocked to hear Boston schools were switching back to remote learning.
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has updated its definition of a close contact with a COVID-19 patient.
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker got some advice on coronavirus safety this Halloween from an unexpected source – a 9-year-old.
The City of Boston announced on Wednesday that it is suspending all in-person learning for students due to rising coronavirus numbers.
Trains leaving North Station this weekend and Halloween weekend will bypass Salem Station.
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health reported 646 new confirmed coronavirus cases and 22 additional deaths in Massachusetts on Wednesday.
State Education Commissioner Jeff Riley said he's concerned Watertown and East Longmeadow are not aligning their reopening models with public health metrics.
More than 150 Newton-Wellesley Hospital employees are running, walking or biking 104 miles in honor of each patient who died at the hospital.
It's been less than a week since the eviction moratorium expired. The result, the start of an eviction crisis in one of the already hardest hit communities.
Multiple towns across Massachusetts are creating new positions in their local governments to enforce COVID-19 restrictions.
Family members of veterans who live at the Holyoke Soldiers' Home, and relatives of some who died at the facility, testified Tuesday at the Massachusetts State House.
Gov. Baker emphasized that testing is still one of the most powerful tools to keep people safe.
Many families are wondering what to do about Thanksgiving this year.
Health officials reported 821 new confirmed coronavirus cases and five additional deaths in the state on Tuesday.
The governor said he pays the closest attention to the seven-day weighted average.
Moderna says the federal government could give approval for emergency use of its coronavirus vaccine by the end of the year.
The morning rush hour on Massachusetts highways is unlikely to return to pre-COVID crowds until at least 2024, according to new projections.
Brigham and Women's Hospital said it's "confident" that a coronavirus cluster of 57 cases there has been contained.
