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Massachusetts coronavirus numbers continue to rise, but it's not clear whether this is the beginning of a sharp surge or the curve will remain flatter.

A Lynn man said he started withholding rent this summer as he waited for his landlord to make repairs to his apartment. That's when his landlord threatened to call Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Rogelio Gonzalez said.

A WBUR analysis found that more diverse nursing homes in Massachusetts had higher COVID-19 death rates than predominantly white facilities.

Worried over the fate of the West Newton Cinema, a Cambridge woman decided to write a love letter to the theater.

The citywide seven-day average had increased to 5.7% this week, up from 4.5% last week.

As a founding member of the Lincoln Project, Horn has teamed up with a group of seasoned Republican operatives who built careers attacking and taking down Democrats. Now they've trained their fire on the leader of their own party -- President Trump.

Dr. Howard Koh is the former state commissioner of the Department of Public Health. He joined Morning Edition host Bob Oakes.

Boston is rolling back its school reopening. Classes will return to fully remote learning after positive cases of coronavirus continued to tick up.

The National Eating Disorders Association SAYS ITS Helpline saw a 94% increase in calls and messages from March through September compared to the same time last year.

Dan Innis is a hotelier and professor of marketing and hospitality management at the University of New Hampshire. Leah Wolczko is an eighth grade biology teacher in Manchester. They joined host Bob Oakes to discuss.