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The government’s top infectious diseases expert says families can feel safe trick-or-treating outdoors this year for Halloween.
Cases are rising. Vaccines work. Living with COVID-19 in the Berkshires amid rising positivity rates
More people getting tested for COVID-19, and the county's positivity climbing, according to Berkshire Health Systems, which has also seen an increase in severe illness among young, unvaccinated patients. Here’s what you should know about COVID-19 in the Berkshires right now.
Massachusetts employers, especially those in skilled trades, often talk about the need to continuously attract, train and retain workers with …
Outreach to schools, pediatricians and families is an early step the state is taking to prepare to vaccinate the more than 880,000 Massachuset…
GREAT BARRINGTON — With vaccination rates topping more than 90 percent in some age groups, the Board of Health has issued an advisory to “use …
GREAT BARRINGTON — Well over half of all residents in Great Barrington and four surrounding towns are inoculated with at least one dose of COV…
While its ultimate duration remains unclear, Gov. Charlie Baker on Wednesday defended the recommendation by federal regulators to pause all us…
PITTSFIELD — Nicole Jones missed work Tuesday to get a Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 shot at a Walgreens in North Adams. When she was five mi…
If you don’t have a ride to your vaccine or medical appointment in Berkshire County, a new ride service will be launching to help.
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has authorized two changes to Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine that can provide extra doses from …
