Beltway Politics
The vote goes on »
Commonwealth Magazine
The latest Bernie Sanders livestream was the perfect encapsulation of his failing presidential campaign in the time of coronavirus »
Boston Globe
Former Massachusetts Gov. Bill Weld officially drops presidential candidacy »
Milford Daily News
Weld ends long-shot bid for GOP nomination »
Politico
Business
Sununu: Restaurants can offer beer and wine with take-out orders »
Fosters
Baker: No Plan ‘At This Point’ for Statewide Construction Shutdown »
Banker & Tradesman
Editorial: Restaurant bailout deserves consideration »
Boston Business Journal
With Dining Rooms Shut, Takeout Keeps Some Mass. Restaurants Open — For Now »
New England Public Radio
Gov. Baker on coronavirus impact: Economy is going to take a ‘big hit’ »
Boston Herald
Boston startup Emulate names new CEO, announces new funding »
Boston Globe
Markey, Warren press local banks to waive fees during crisis »
Boston Globe
Government must do more to stanch economic bleeding »
Boston Globe
Cambridge follows Boston in banning construction to slow virus spread »
Boston Business Journal
Coronavirus could claim more victims: Downtown Fall River businesses »
The Herald News
Major Boston Restaurants Have Moved to Takeout and Delivery—But How Much Will It Help? »
Boston Magazine
COVID-19 hits lobster industry hard »
Gloucester Times
A resource guide for Mass. businesses during coronavirus outbreak »
Boston Business Journal
Hotels’ business and staffing may be down by as much as 90 percent »
Boston Globe
Baker halts child care programs, provides tax relief for small businesses »
Boston Herald
New Hampshire governor issues order allowing takeout, delivery of beer and wine »
Boston Herald
Massachusetts Restaurant Owners Need Relief Now, and They’re Asking for It »
Eater Boston
TJX shuts down stores and online businesses »
Boston Business Journal
TD Garden employees frustrated with lack of communication »
Boston Herald
Education
Tufts, Middlebury will make some facilities available if they’re needed to help fight Covid-19 »
Boston Globe
Early Ed, Child Care Centers Also Shutting Down »
State House News Service
Smith College cancels commencement over virus concerns »
Gazette Net
UMass Boston Staff Concerned About Having to Show Up on Campus Amid Coronavirus Emergency »
WBUR
Boston University tells students to leave campus housing by Sunday, creating new chaos amid coronavirus »
Boston Herald
Environment
Exxon Climate Suit Headed Back To Mass. State Court »
Law 360
Federal
Joe Kennedy proposes direct payments of at least $4,000 to most American adults »
Boston.com
Coronavirus economic stimulus should target low-, middle-income Americans, says US Rep. Richard E. Neal during tele-town hall »
The Republican
Americans would get two checks under proposed coronavirus stimulus package »
Boston Herald
Health Care
Invisible, but on the front lines of a pandemic. »
Boston Globe
Long backlogs for coronavirus test results frustrate Mass. doctors »
Boston Globe
‘The worst is yet to come’: Escalation of hospitalized patients for coronavirus continues »
Boston Globe
Mental healthcare even more important during coronavirus. Therapists are struggling to adapt their profession. »
The Metro West Daily News
MIT, Harvard-backed Broad Institute hopes to run over 1,000 coronavirus tests per day »
South Coast Today
Telehealth tech struggles to keep up with the demand »
Boston Globe
Coronavirus testing locations: Drive-thru testing has begun in Massachusetts, but many require appointments, prescription from doctor »
The Republican
Coronavirus testing in Massachusetts: Who can get it, who can’t, and why »
Boston Herald
Safety-net hospital CEOs say they may not survive the crisis »
Boston Business Journal
Sen. Warren, Mass. Delegation Urge Federal Government To Restock Hospitals With Protective Gear »
WGBH
Housing
Sanders, Warren push for halt to evictions during coronavirus crisis »
Boston Globe
Human Services
Advocates: Virus fight must account for needs of homeless »
South Coast Today
With grocery shelves bare, food pantries struggle to feed SouthCoast's homeless »
South Coast Today
JDI: Domestic, Sexual Violence Survivors at Greater Risk in Crisis »
State House News Service
Judiciary
Coronavirus prompts urgent review of oft-overlooked clauses »
Mass Lawyers Weekly
Labor
State unemployment claims spike amid travel industry, hospitality layoffs »
Boston Business Journal
Anticipating ‘shelter-in-place’ orders across the country, trade groups push for exceptions for biopharma employees »
STAT News
Layoffs begin to mount as virus forces Massachusetts economy to shrink »
Boston Globe
Hourly workers stretching to make ends meet »
The Salem News
Coronavirus: Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker signs unemployment benefits bill, announces tax extensions for some small businesses »
The Republican
Mass. residents filed 20,000 unemployment claims Monday. That’s more than all of February »
Boston Globe
Restaurant Worker Funds Launched To Help Those Shut Out By Coronavirus »
WBUR
Baker, Beacon Hill act as unemployment spikes under coronavirus »
Boston Herald
Legislative
Massachusetts Statehouse closed to public, lawmakers, staff working remotely »
News 22 WWLP.com
Local Government
Framingham Council Backs Driver's Licenses For The Undocumented »
Brookline Patch
Marshfield declares state of emergency in response to coronavirus »
Wicked Local Marshfield
Natick town administrator: We need clearer guidance from Baker on coronavirus »
The Metro West Daily News
Brewster boards call for shelter-in-place order »
Cape Cod Times
Northampton council to hold virtual meeting Thursday night »
Gazette Net
Board supports hiring two new firefighters »
South Coast Today
Public Health
Area legislators: ‘We are here’ »
Gazette Net
Mass. House Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19 »
WBUR
Shrewsbury CVS is pilot site for drive-thru coronavirus testing »
Worcester Telegram
Due to coronavirus unknowns, strong local leadership critical (Editorial) »
MassLive
Cyr Comments on Preventing Coronavirus, Aiding Local Residents »
Cape Cod Online
Virus notes: Baker orders child care shift »
Commonwealth Magazine
Mass. Medical Reserves Seek Volunteers To Help With Virus Response »
New England Public Radio
Coronavirus Updates For Western New England: Wednesday, March 18 »
New England Public Radio
Area lawmakers join shelter-in-place call »
Wicked Local Acton
US coronavirus plan anticipates 18-month pandemic and widespread shortages »
Boston Globe
Trump says he’s invoking bill to marshal private sector to aid health care capacity in response to coronavirus »
Boston Globe
'You’re not alone’: How the recovery community is sticking together during the coronavirus shut downs »
Boston Globe
Day care centers ordered closed as coronavirus continues to spread »
Boston Globe
Trying to escape the coronavirus, the well-heeled flee to Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard »
Boston Globe
Baystate Health Has 200 Employees In Quarantine »
WAMC
A Boston doctor and five friends went to Miami. All six came back sick, at least four with the coronavirus »
Boston Globe
We know how to confront the coronavirus pandemic: Expert mercy »
Boston Globe
Older Customers Get Special Shopping Hours During A Viral Age »
WBUR
Gen Z gets an F in grasping coronavirus severity »
Boston Herald
Mass. 211 Hotline Battling High Call Volumes During Coronavirus Pandemic »
WBUR
State orders child care centers to close Monday; providers torn between mission, preventing contagion »
Worcester Telegram
Suffolk DA working to release low-risk prisoners who are vulnerable to coronavirus »
WHDH
Which Country Has Flattened the Curve for the Coronavirus? »
New York Times
Distancing Creates Additional Obstacle for Seniors »
State House News Service
Bharel’s Roots Grounded in Mass. Health Care Landscape »
State House News Service
Mass. General Says 5 Suffering From COVID-19 Are Now In The ICU »
WBUR
Charlie Baker tours coronavirus lab: State to see ‘enormous increase’ in testing »
Boston Herald
Baker says ‘enormous increase’ in coronavirus testing is on its way »
Boston Globe
Quest Lab Ready to Accelerate Mass. COVID-19 Testing »
State House News Service
Public Safety
The state’s prison system halted employee discipline, citing coronavirus, but changed course a day later »
Boston Globe
Ayanna Pressley’s coronavirus plan: Set prisoners free »
Boston Herald
Ayanna Pressley calls for ‘compassionate leave,’ commuting prison sentences due to coronavirus »
Boston Herald
State Finance
Virus Crisis Could Lead To Use Of State's Savings »
WGBH
State Government
Town clerks want state Senate election postponed »
Cape Cod Times
State scrambling for a way to postpone Plymouth special election if needed »
Wicked Local Plymouth
Taxation
State to give small businesses respite on sales and other taxes »
Boston Business Journal
Transportation
MBTA ridership continues to plummet »
Commonwealth Magazine
Residents find long lines at Mass. RMV after some branches reopen »
Western Mass News
PVTA, UMass paring public bus service »
Gazette Net
Social discord: Coronavirus distancing ignored with massive line at RMV »
Boston Herald
Data shows Red Line ridership sank before, after service cuts »
Patriot Ledger
No stoppage of public transit on Cape, Islands »
The Barnstable Patriot
Bourne administrator seeks answers on bridge repairs »
Cape Cod Times
Utilities
Moss departs, Doba now Vineyard Wind communications director »
Martha's Vineyard Times
Lawyers in Columbia Gas settlement seek early payout »
Newburyport News
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WGBH News
Rep. Jon Santiago Shares The Latest On The Battle Against COVID-19 In Boston’s Hospitals
MassGovernor
COVID-19 Update: Childcare, Small Business Tax Relief and Unemployment Legislation Announcements
WCVB Channel 5 Boston
Mayor Walsh updates Boston's response to COVID-19