Malcolm Johnson

COVID-19 has proven to hospitalize and kill people of color at high rates, and experts say nutrition could play an important role in fighting off the virus.

It can be tough to buy a house in Massachusetts anyway, but with the pandemic has come a whole new set of challenges.

Normally, fans would be cheering together at crowded bars as they watched the Boston Celtics win Game 7 and move on to the Eastern Conference Finals, but the pandemic has changed that.

Hit hard by COVID-19, many in Chelsea, many are fearful about returning to the classroom.

A crowd gathered in Danvers to discuss the removal of pro-police flags from fire trucks.

Three NBA playoff games were postponed Wednesday after the Milwaukee Bucks refused to come out of the locker room in protest of the police shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha.

As districts struggle with back-to-school plans, Lowell is taking a different approach.

There was a three-hour wait to get tested for coronavirus at Melrose High School Friday, prompting officials to offer more testing Saturday.

With many school districts faced with the question of whether to change their mascots, a familiar debate has come up again in Tewksbury, Massachusetts.

People across the commonwealth gathered for marches and rallies on Juneteenth.

A decision by the Supreme Court blocked the Trump administration’s efforts to end DACA.

With so many people staying home right now, summer vacation plans look different for some travelers.

The cancellation of spring sports has been difficult for school athletes who have spent years with their teams.

Massachusetts is working to help families who rely on schools to get their breakfasts and lunches.

Boston College says it intends to resume on-campus classes by the end of August.

Veteran Joe Sterczela is home after his battle with coronavirus.

There is a new effort to bring coronavirus testing to communities that are struggling.

As the economic damage from the pandemic reaches historic levels, college seniors are concerned to enter the job market.

We are all trying to deal with this new normal, and that includes parents who are separated or divorced.

There is still a need for medical supplies, but health is flying in.