Officials Concerned About 'Testing Desert' In Attleboro Area As RI COVID Cases Surge
Officials in the Attleboro area are concerned about COVID-19 cases in Rhode Island and want to establish a testing site.
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Officials in the Attleboro area are concerned about COVID-19 cases in Rhode Island and want to establish a testing site.
The second surge is here, and frontline workers in the designated COVID unit at HealthAlliance Hospital in Leominster are exhausted.
Dr. Mallika Marshall is answering your coronavirus vaccine-related medical questions.
The number of communities in Massachusetts that are now considered high risk for coronavirus infections has increased to 158.
Health officials said the total number of confirmed cases in the state is now 264,454 while the total number of deaths is 10,963.
Rhode Island Gov. Gina Raimondo announced on Thursday that the restrictions will be extended for one more week.
The autopsy for the recently-deceased longtime New Hampshire State Rep. Richard "Dick" Hinch revealed that the 71-year-old died from COVID-19.
Mayor Marty Walsh warned Boston residents that "there should be no holiday parties" this year as COVID cases continue to surge around the region.
Boston is launching an outdoor dining pilot program for 2021 to support restaurants through the pandemic in the new year.
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A bar in Quincy has been ordered to close after multiple COVID violations.
At Acme Ice in Cambridge, there has never been more on the line.
Those in long-term care and nursing home facilities will be among the first people to get the COVID-19 vaccine in Massachusetts.
The loss of revenue during the coronavirus pandemic is the major reason the University of Massachusetts system is facing a projected $335 million budget shortfall,
One of the first people to get the COVID-19 vaccine in the UK was 91-year-old Martin Kenyon.
Thursday night marks the beginning of the Jewish Holiday of Hanukkah, and temples are finding ways to celebrate despite the COVID-19 pandemic.
Gov. Charlie Baker announced Wednesday the state will work to distribute the COVID vaccine to Massachusetts residents in three phases beginning in December.
A poll indicates Mass. residents want to hear from health officials, not politicians, about COVID vaccines.
Dr. Richard Ellison says vaccines against COVID-19 are a big advance in the fight against the pandemic, but won't stop the spread until they're widely available to everyone.
Businesses prepare for the state to roll back to phase three, step one.
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health reported 5,675 new confirmed coronavirus cases and 89 more deaths on Wednesday.
Health and Human Services Sec. Marylou Sudders offered details about where vaccines will be given and who will be doing the injections.
Crashes on Massachusetts roads have gone down since the coronavirus pandemic began.
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