Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 218 New Cases, 12 More Deaths
The total number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Massachusetts is now 106,882 while the total number of deaths is 8,213.
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The total number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Massachusetts is now 106,882 while the total number of deaths is 8,213.
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"It sounded like a sonic boom," said one witness.
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh declared a heat emergency in the city, reminding people to social distance and to cover their faces.
Nineteen-year-old Ryan Lahiff was found on Saturday.
The debate over a return to in-person school rages on, as more students and school employees are diagnosed with COVID-19.
The Department of Conservation and Recreation has coronavirus protocols in place for pools.
This weekend the ICA is free, there's a drive-thru zoo, and a new rooftop restaurant near Fenway.
In a rare interview, former Boston Police Officer Michael Cox talked exclusively to WBZ-TV about being mistaken for a suspect and beaten 25 years ago.
Restaurants outside Fenway Park are getting creative to attract fans who won't be allowed inside the historic ballpark for the upcoming Red Sox season.
This coming Saturday will mark two weeks since the 4th of July, enough time for local lawmakers to see if a busy holiday weekend caused a spike in COVID-19 cases on Cape Cod.
A group of Native Americans is calling for change in the state.
A Norwood store has found its piano man.
Sam Adams is closing its Faneuil Hall taproom patio because of too many visitors from out-of-state coronavirus hot spots.
The owner of a Norwood store is looking to give a piano to the young man who recently entertained other customers.
If -- and that's a big IF -- fans are allowed to attend games at Gillette Stadium, the Patriots have plans in place to keep everyone safe.
A week after most of the rest of Massachusetts, Boston is scheduled to enter the third phase of its coronavirus economic restart on Monday.
Two college hockey players are on a mission to rollerblade from Boston to Michigan, raising money for cancer research.
The Veterans Transportation workers will be on the picket-line in Watertown and Everett.
Encore Boston Harbor returned to business on Sunday after four months closed due to coronavirus.
A tornado that touched down in Maine on Saturday afternoon caused tree damage and ripped a tin roof off a building, the National Weather Service said.
Boston Bruins defenseman Steven Kampfer has opted out of the Stanley Cup playoffs, citing health concerns for his wife and son.
President Donald Trump's rally planned for Saturday in Portsmouth, New Hampshire has been delayed because of an approaching tropical storm.
This week's To Do List has something for arts enthusiasts, food enthusiasts, and fitness enthusiasts.
The World Health Organization said the coronavirus could survive longer in the air in the right conditions.
