Massachusetts DOC Will Resume In-Person Visits At Prisons Next Week
Visitations at prisons across Massachusetts will be allowed to resume next Monday, according to the state's Department of Correction.
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Visitations at prisons across Massachusetts will be allowed to resume next Monday, according to the state's Department of Correction.
Many families are struggling to get online as kids start the school year learning remotely.
The state says Watertown is one district that should have brought students back in-person at least part-time.
Dr. Mallika Marshall is answering your coronavirus-related medical questions.
Health officials said the total number of confirmed cases in the state is now 126,863 while the total number of deaths is 9,150.
The number of people hospitalized with coronavirus in Rhode Island has reached its highest level in a month.
Gov. Charlie Baker had a strong message for cities and towns that started the school year remotely even though they have low coronavirus rates.
A nine-year-old boy from Arlington went back to school Thursday, two days after he was sent home for sneezing.
The number of people seeking unemployment aid nationwide rose slightly last week.
A Taunton roller skating rink owner is questioning why he's not allowed to reopen, saying he may be forced to go out of business within a year if things don't change.
Fifteen communities in Massachusetts are now considered high risk for coronavirus infections.
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health said the total number of confirmed cases in the state is now 126,408 while the total number of deaths is 9,135.
Five percent of Boston teachers will be randomly tested each week.
Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker says schools should look at three weeks of data before making any decisions about moving to all remote learning.
Boston restaurants will be installing partitions in the bar area after the state relaxed coronavirus guidelines.
New Hampshire Sen. Maggie Hassan wants a bill that keeps the pursuit of a vaccine free from political pressure.
Dr. Mallika Marshall is answering your coronavirus-related medical questions.
There has been an uptick in coronavirus in Boston, which could soon land Boston among the cities and towns categorized as high risk.
Maine Gov. Janet Mills announced on Wednesday that Massachusetts residents are no longer required to test negative for coronavirus or quarantine when they travel to the state.
Beth Israel is part of Johnson & Johnson's huge study to see if a single-dose coronavirus vaccine will work.
An angry Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker slammed Congress, including fellow members of the Republican party, for putting more of their focus on the Supreme Court than the coronavirus pandemic.
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker announced tweaks to the state's restaurant safety guidelines.
The FDA is expected to tell vaccine makers that they need to wait two months after giving all their study participants their second doses until they can ask to start emergency use of it.
A student was sent home from school in Arlington after he sneezed in class.
An entire residence hall at Merrimack College is under quarantine after students tested positive for Covid-19.
