Mayflower II Returns To Plymouth Monday After 3-Year Renovation
The Mayflower II returned home to Plymouth Monday.
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The Mayflower II returned home to Plymouth Monday.
Holy Cross students woke up Monday morning to the news that their fall 2020 semester will be shifting to remote online learning because of the coronavirus.
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health officials reported 214 new confirmed coronavirus cases and five additional deaths in the state on Monday.
Massachusetts lawmakers will accept written testimony Monday on legislation that would suspend the MCAS exams for four years.
Dr. Mallika Marshall is answering your coronavirus related questions.
Catholic church officials say nearly a dozen Catholic schools have closed in Massachusetts this year and more could shutter as the economic toll of the coronavirus pandemic mounts.
Massachusetts schools were due to submit their final reopening plans to the state Monday. But that deadline has been extended to August 14.
Socially distant leaves were spray-painted around the Parkman Bandstand to help promote safe seating.
Coronavirus cases in New Hampshire increased by 14 on Sunday, bringing the state total to 6,831, according to the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services.
Health officials reported 286 new confirmed coronavirus cases and 14 additional deaths in the state on Sunday.
New Hampshire's hospitals are hurting financially and bracing for cuts due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Mass. AFL-CIO President Steve Tolman joins WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller to discuss school and workplace coronavirus safety.
Mayor Carlo DeMaria issued the order Saturday, which states that anyone older than 2 must wear a face covering in public spaces.
The executive orders were signed after Democrats and the White House were unable to reach an agreement on a coronavirus stimulus relief bill this week.
The 7-day weighted average of positive tests in Massachusetts is now 1.8% as of Friday, down from 1.9% on Thursday.
Duke University Medical Center researchers say their new study confirms coronavirus can be spread just by talking, without coughing or sneezing.
The state's largest teachers' union is pushing back against Governor Charlie Baker's belief that children can't learn to read remotely.
Worcester is favoring a remote start while Boston hasn't released a plan yet.
College students across the country are scrambling to figure out whether they should change their plans to live at school or stay at home.
The total number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the state is now 111,853 while the total number of deaths is 8,488.
Gov. Charlie Baker indicated at a Friday news conference that he doesn't want all schools in the state to be starting fully remote.
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker announced Friday that the state is slashing its outdoor gathering limit from 100 to 50 people effective Tuesday, August 11.
Gov. Charlie Baker said the state will be cracking down on "bars masquerading as restaurants" by allowing police to enforce coronavirus safety standards.
Rhode Island is now off the list of "lower-risk" states that are exempt from the Massachusetts travel order.
Hundreds of students who were accepted to Harvard University for this fall are deferring their admissions.
