Improvement does not mean the coronavirus threat is gone, public health official says
With businesses in the Bay State beginning to reopen, public health experts say this is no time to relax efforts to slow the spread ofRead More
Authorities decry surge in street violence after Boston double shooting
Authorities are concerned about a recent uptick in violence in the city after a double shooting turned deadly in Jamaica Plain on Thursday night. TheRead More
Beth Israel anti-body testing provides new insight and hope in coronavirus fight
As economies continue to reopen worldwide, people are wondering if they will be safe from the virus. New anti-body testing from Beth Israel Deaconess MedicalRead More
What’s in store for higher ed in Mass.? 5 Boston area College presidents say big changes ahead
Boston College announced Tuesday it will be ready to resume on-campus classes this fall but, for other schools, reopening plans are still in the works.Read More
Mass. beaches reopening next week ahead of summer season. Here is a list of the many rules that will be in place
Beaches across Massachusetts have been given the green light to reopen next week ahead of the summer seasons, but those looking to soak up theRead More
Union: Safety essential as Mass. construction sites re-open
Work at construction sites can resume immediately under Gov. Charlie Baker’s reopening plan, but union officials say safety precautions need to be upheld for allRead More
Organizers say summer camps ready for kids in three weeks
Summer camps may host children as soon as three weeks from now under Gov. Charlie Baker’s re-opening plan, and organizers say they are ready toRead More
NH gov. gives restaurants the green light to reopen, only if customers embrace great outdoors
Eager customers are getting ready to embrace heading out on the town after New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu gave restaurants the green light to reopenRead More
‘Worth their weight in gold’: Boston hospital breaking communication barrier with transparent masks
Brigham and Women’s Hospital is breaking barriers in the lines of communication between the deaf and hearing communities during the pandemic by distributing masks withRead More
Brookline firefighters find new home among the stacks during coronavirus outbreak
Emergency crews are still hard at work during the coronavirus outbreak and the Brookline library is doing its part to aid their efforts by offeringRead More