'Way Safer Than Indoor Activities': Warm Weather Tests Social Distancing Restrictions At Beaches
With temperatures near 90 on Wednesday, people are flocking to the beaches.
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With temperatures near 90 on Wednesday, people are flocking to the beaches.
Amusement parks have not yet been given the green light to re-open, but Six Flags theme parks have released guidelines for keeping guests and employees safe.
Construction on the Blue Line was completed two months early thanks to low ridership during coronavirus shutdowns.
The inspiration for Robina Verbeek and Susanna Twarog's business came from an ill-fated bathroom run.
Day care operators are worried new safety rules could put them out of business.
Dr. Mallika Marshall answers viewers' coronavirus questions.
Like many of us across the country, Patriots cornerback Jason McCourty is adapting to the "new normal."
Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey is looking into the response to the coronavirus outbreak at the Life Care Center of Nashoba Valley in Littleton, where several residents died.
Gov. Charlie Baker said its critical to get the Massachusetts schools reopening plan right so students don't lose another half year or longer of class time.
Educators say we need to answer a whole series of questions before we can even think about reopening schools for the fall.
The American Red Cross says it has an "urgent need" for donations in order to prevent a blood shortage during a time when many hospitals are resuming surgical procedures.
The CDC said the tests are not accurate enough to use to make important policy decisions.
Only about half of Americans say they would get a COVID-19 vaccine if the scientists working to create one succeed, according to a new poll.
A group of women in Tewksbury are spreading a little magic during the coronavirus pandemic as unicorns delivering surprises, smiles and wine.
Researchers are working on a test that they hope might be able to detect the loss of smell before a patient would notice a difference.
If you have a dentist appointment scheduled, expect some changes, including a new fee.
WBZ-TV's Dr. Mallika Marshall answers coronavirus questions from viewers, like if it is possible to get the virus twice.
An Everett mother is happy to have her newborn twins home after they were delivered by an emergency c-section because she had coronavirus.
Under the best circumstances, restaurants and hotels can begin re-opening as early as the second week of June.
Public libraries in Massachusetts are reopening, in phases.
The coronavirus pandemic has cost the state millions of dollars in lost lottery money.
It was a slow return for office employees in Massachusetts Tuesday.
When COVID-19 put a stop to food donations at the Marshfield Food Pantry, 14-year-old Ellie Ahern told her mom she wanted to raise some money.
Police in the beach town of Hampton, New Hampshire said they received "a number of complaints" over Memorial Day weekend about hotels violating the state's coronavirus guidelines.
A Harvard doctor says he's "cautiously hopeful" that there will not be a significant second wave of the virus in Massachusetts.
