Brockton, MA|News|
6 Injured In Shootings And Stabbing During Brockton Party
Four men from Boston and one from Everett were injured in the shootings, but a woman who was stabbed declined medical attention.
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Boston|News|
Road to School Reopenings Filled With Anxiety, Concerns
Some of the uncertainty around decision-making stems from the unclear path the virus will take.
Boston|News|
Remote Learning Options Likely Won’t Involve Local Teachers When Schools Reopen
If a district decides to outsource the work, the state is allowing them to buy courses from one of the two virtual charter schools.
Boston|News|
Revere Struggles To Contain Covid-19, Hopes To Prevent Massive Shutdown
Revere’s rate of positive COVID-19 cases is above 6% for the second consecutive week. It’s nearly triple the state’s one-week average.
Concord, NH|News|
Mount Washington Hit With Record-Breaking 147 MPH Wind
That’s the strongest wind gust ever recorded on the mountain for the month of August.
Boston|News|
Coronavirus Clusters Likely A Contributing Factor To Cases Creeping Up
The milestone leaving some to wonder whether the state should scale back its reopening.
Boston|News|
400 Packages Of Unsolicited Seeds From China Reported In Massachusetts
During his Thursday press conference, Gov. Charlie Baker issued a warning to the state's residents about the seeds.
Cambridge, MA|News|
Moderna Says Cororavirus Vaccine Shows Promise In Monkeys
The Cambridge-based company said a new study found primates who were given the vaccine were able to fight off the virus.
Boston|News|
Landmark Hood Milk Bottle Outside Boston Children’s Museum To Be Renovated
The museum said if the bottle was real, it could hold 58,620 gallons of milk.
Foxborough, MA|News|
Patrick Chung Says Opting Out Was The Best Decision For His Family
"I’m in the latter end of my career so I wanted to play football, but when it comes down to it, money is just not that important."
Boston|News|
'Don’t Do It Again': Mayor Warns Cruise Company After Photo Of Crowded Ship
Mayor Marty Walsh described the company’s actions as “not well thought out.”
Woburn, MA|News|
Woburn Water Main Break Causes Sinkhole, Floods Homes
"There’s a river going down our street," one resident said.
Weymouth, MA|News|
Widow Of Slain Weymouth Officer Sees Police Reform Bill As 'Personal Attack'
Cindy Chesna weighed in on that and a controversial decision to remove the thin blue line flag from fire department trucks in Hingham.
Worcester, MA|News|
MA Expands Free Coronavirus Testing To 8 More Communities
Gov. Charlie Baker announced Monday that the “Stop The Spread” program is expanding.
Boston|News|
'Acts Of A Predator': Man Posing As Uber Driver Accused Of Attacking 8 Women In Boston
Alvin Campbell, the brother of Boston City Councilor Andrea Campbell, was already being held on $250,000 bail.
Boston|News|
Whitey Bulger’s Girlfriend Catherine Greig Free After Completing Sentence
Greig is the longtime girlfriend of the Boston mobster and served a multi-year sentence for harboring a fugitive after being on the run.
Falmouth, MA|News|
Shark Expert Hopes New Technology Can Alert Cape Officials In Real Time
When the first great white sharks showed up in Cape Cod waters a few weeks ago, it was no surprise.
Newton, MA|News|
Virtual Option For Childcare: Longtime Daycare Closes Physical Space And Swaps To Online
“They’re in their own homes, safe, and able to explore what they want to explore. [They’re] basically inviting us in."
Salem, NH|News|
Desk Shields Are Part Of Salem Schools’ Reopening Plan
The desk shields, a clear, plastic barrier, will be installed at student and teacher desks and between seats in the cafeterias.
Barnstable-Hyannis, MA|News|
Chatham Coronavirus Cluster Linked To House Party
Sixty people attended a party that was largely without masks and social distancing. The town is now feeling the impacts.
