COVID-19 Nurse 'Fighting For His Life' Flown From Florida To Boston For Treatment
A nurse who was fighting coronavirus on the frontlines was flown to Boston after he became paralyzed due to a coronavirus-related infection.
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A nurse who was fighting coronavirus on the frontlines was flown to Boston after he became paralyzed due to a coronavirus-related infection.
Boston EMS told WBZ-TV a heat wave on top of a pandemic is very challenging to navigate as they respond to emergency calls.
The mission is to call on all mothers to intervene when they see a child being hurt.
Hundreds of Taunton educators rallied on the Green to protest against school cuts and layoffs.
The Smith family in Rockland jumped into action after a car smashed into a tree on Hingham Street Sunday.
A few dozen fathers came together at Nubian Square in Roxbury for a rally and peace walk.
Hundreds gathered at Town Field in Dorchester to celebrate Juneteenth and a Black Lives Matter Rally through speeches, poetry reading, and exhibits.
The 22-year-old said her mother was adamant that her three children graduate from college.
Residents around the state are excited to be spending more time outside after months staying at home.
Richard Hiort is heartbroken over the loss of his friend at the Bedford VA Hospital.
After being shut down for more than three months delicious plates are moving, registers are ringing and patrons are happy.
Erin Bradley runs Peas in a Pod Nursery School in Saugus. She said the guidelines designed to prevent the spread of the coronavirus are tough to operate under.
Business owners excited to reopen are putting the finishing touches on their stores and restaurants. On Saturday, Gov. Charlie Baker announced that Phase Two of the state's reopening process will begin on Monday.
Pastors, ministers, and bishops from all over the state sang and prayed throughout a peaceful one-mile march on Sunday.
This is the first Sunday since March that churches and other places of worship across Massachusetts can hold in-person services.
A Sandwich man is recovering from coronavirus and leukemia. Saturday, his family celebrated.
Zoila Weddborn worked at Boston Medical Center for 40 years. Earlier this month, she died from COVID-19 there.
The pounding of weights and sweaty bodies filled the air at Prime Fitness & Nutrition Gym in Oxford. Gym owner David Blondin decided to open up his business Monday morning in defiance of Gov. Charlie Baker's plan to re-open the state.
Hair salons along with other personal services like pet grooming shops and car washes can open on May 25.
With the Massachusetts reopening advisory board announcing their report Monday, workers are anxious.
Empty playgrounds and courts are just another stark reminder of the devastating impact the coronavirus is having on summer camps for kids.
Holding signs and flags, a few dozen folks gathered outside the church morning to support Casey's decision to hold a church service.
A parade of students from Saint John Paul II Catholic Academy came to say thank you to their first grade teachers.
Dr. Demetri Rizos is typically a doctor in Newburyport treating patients with kidney problems, but for the past month, he has been in New York.
It's Patriots Day, but the starting line in Hopkinton has a different feel to it.
