Candlelight Vigil Honors 214 Newton Residents Who Have Died From COVID-19
For some Newton neighbors, this vigil was the first opportunity to remember and honor their loved ones with community.
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For some Newton neighbors, this vigil was the first opportunity to remember and honor their loved ones with community.
There were long lines outside the Russell Auditorium in Dorchester Tuesday of both registered and ineligible folks waiting to get vaccinated.
A World War II veteran, who recently beat COVID-19, received a special honor Tuesday.
Tours are already booking fast, but if you're planning to take a cruise, be prepared to see some changes.
As of Tuesday, the seven-day weighted average of positive tests in Massachusetts is 2.5%.
A New Hampshire high school track and field coach was fired after he refused to enforce a school mask mandate during meets.
Governor Charlie Baker got his COVID-19 vaccination Tuesday afternoon in Boston, according to his office.
VA New England Healthcare System announced Tuesday it is expanding COVID vaccinations to all veterans, caregivers and spouses.
The UMass Minutemen will play one of the biggest games in the history of the program on Thursday night, but they'll be taking the ice without four players.
All Northeastern University students will be required to have the COVID vaccine by the first day of classes for the fall semester.
President Joe Biden is set to announce Tuesday that he is shaving about two weeks off his May 1 deadline for states to make all adults eligible for coronavirus vaccines.
Dozens of people were able to show up to Russell Auditorium and get a first shot despite not being eligible for the vaccine by the state's current requirements.
A worker at South Shore Hospital is being credited with spotting a shipment of counterfeit N95 medical masks meant for frontline workers.
Dr. Mallika Marshall is answering your coronavirus vaccine-related medical questions.
There are 59 cases of the P-1 variant statewide and 43 are on the Cape.
Young friends across Massachusetts were reunited, as elementary school students returned to full-time in-person learning Monday.
Some so-called COVID-19 "long-haulers" say their symptoms have improved after getting vaccinated against COVID.
As of Monday, the seven-day weighted average of positive tests in Massachusetts is 2.36%.
Most elementary school students in Massachusetts returned to class Monday morning for full time, in-person learning.
One hundred of the district's teachers received the second COVID-19 vaccine shot on Saturday.
Massachusetts expanded it's COVID-19 vaccine eligibility Monday to include anyone age 55 and older and people with one high-risk medical condition.
From the pulpit to the parking lot, worshippers gathered on Sunday in many different ways and styles to celebrate Easter.
Monday will be a return to in-person learning for most elementary students in Massachusetts.
Starting Monday, more residents in Massachusetts will be eligible for the coronavirus vaccine.
On Monday, almost all Massachusetts elementary schools return to in-person learning.
