Boston|News|
MA Beach Goers Rely On Masks, Social Distancing On Labor Day Weekend
Warnings are posted 'everywhere' to take precautions as sun lovers savor the unofficial end of summer on Massachusetts beaches.
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Barnstable-Hyannis, MA|News|
Cape Cod Business Owners Hope To Extend Summer Season Through October
Many Cape Cod businesses are hoping to finish out the summer season strong after a stunted beginning due to the pandemic.
Boston|News|
'It Stinks': Baker Says Restaurant Closures Are 'Part Of What Comes With COVID'
"If the customers aren’t there then the rules on some level ... at the end of the day aren’t going to solve the problem," Baker said.
Nashua, NH|News|
Coronavirus Cluster Linked Youth Hockey Camp In Nashua
State officials said eight children and four staff members at the Pro Ambitions Hockey Camp have all tested positive for COVID-19.
Norwood, MA|News|
New Video Shows Floodwater Rush Inside Norwood Hospital
The newly released surveillance video shows water bursting through the doors into the lower level of the hospital.
Boston|News|
'This One Hurts': Fans Of The Fours Mourn Its Closing
“This one hurts,” was a common sentiment on Twitter, as were laments about 2020 in general.
Boston|News|
70-Year-Old Accused Of Spray Painting Swastikas On JFK Federal Building Property
Prosecutors said a police officer saw Gerard Richard Lee spray painting graffiti, including swastikas on an air intake stack at the property
Boston|News|
Parents Should 'Focus On The Basics' As Kids Return To Remote Learning This Fall
"I guess my biggest fear is, am I going to fail at it? I felt like I failed last spring."
Boston|News|
Baker Ends Activation Of National Guard
They were activated Friday night by Gov. Charlie Baker due to the potential for large demonstrations over the weekend.
Boston|News|
MBTA Adds More Bus Service In Boston Area Due To Rising Demand
As of Sunday, 23 bus routes are running again for the first time since the start of the pandemic.
Boston|News|
Parents Protesting MA's Student Flu Shot Requirement At State House
Under new rules, Massachusetts students six-months-old through college need to get a flu shot by the end of the year.
Worcester, MA|News|
21 Coronavirus Cases In Massachusetts Linked To College Party
Campus security at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester broke up a party two weeks ago where students weren't wearing masks.
Boston|News|
MA Small Businesses Hope Sales Tax Holiday Weekend Provides Much Needed Boost
Small businesses are hoping a busy sales tax holiday weekend will be the jump start they desperately need.
Boston|News|
Phantom Gourmet Returns After Leadership Change, Culture Overhaul
"We’re going to look at this as the ultimate teaching moment. We’ve listened, and we’ve learned," new host Dan Andelman said.
Andover, MA|News|
Andover Teachers Say They Will Work Remotely Despite Hybrid Plan
Instead, teachers said, on August 31, they will gather outside Andover High School, social distance and report to work remotely.
Boston|News|
Remnants Of Hurricane Laura Could Bring Heavy Downpours, Thunderstorms
There are two fronts to watch – a warm front passing through during the early morning and a cold front in the afternoon/evening. The fir ...
Woburn, MA|News|
Amazon Driver Saves Dog From Drowning In Woburn Pool
“I saw what looked like a snout and at that moment my heart sank,” the Lawrence man said.
Boston|News|
Activists To Call For 'Strong Police Reform,' Racial Justice Outside Statehouse Friday
The event comes less than a week after the shooting of Jacob Blake by police in Kenosha, Wisconsin that has sparked protests.
North Andover, MA|News|
Lawrence Shuts Down Illegal Daycare With 25 Children In Apartment
A police report shows officers were called to the home on August 12 for a complaint from a father about too many kids and a foul smell.
Boston|News|
Retailers Prepare For 'Particularly Important' Tax Free Holiday Weekend
On August 29 and 30, most retail items of up to $2,500 purchased in the state for personal use will be tax free.
