Coronavirus

If you've ever had a job interview, you know shaking hands is very important. But we're all a little out of practice after the pandemic. Shaking hands and hugging friends, We have a little refresher course for you since people are heading back into the workforce and seeing more poeple. Here we go with steps for the perfect handshake.

Businesses here in the Berkshires and across the state are starting to open up again now that covid restrictions have been lifted.

The CDC says that Americans who are fully vaccinated can now go without masks or physical distancing in most cases, even when they are indoors or in large groups. Governor Charlie Baker is however pumping the breaks in Massachusetts where the mask mandate will remain in place.

People age 12 and older who live, work, or study in Massachusetts can get vaccinated against COVID-19. People ages 12-17 can only get the Pfizer vaccine. People age 18 and older can get any vaccine. The vaccine is safe and effective. You don't need an ID or insurance to get it...

Things are starting to look on the brighter side as far as vaccines go

King had been battling Covid-19.

Gov. Charlie Baker on Thursday announced that he is extending coronavirus restrictions as hospitalizations continue to mount across Massachusetts.

Governor Charlie Baker made a stop in western Mass. Tuesday to discuss efforts to stop the spread of the coronavirus.

The new more contagious strain of coronavirus that originated in the United Kingdom may already be in Massachusetts.

The four small schools in the North Berkshire School Union went back to the classroom as of today, even as some larger school districts are planning a remote learning quarantine for the first weeks of the new year. Superintendent John Franzoni said, "We haven't had any positive cases for anybody that works or goes to school in our district, so we're very happy with that, on Wednesday... Read