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With cases of the novel coronavirus going up, officials in Boston have decided to go back to remote only learning beginning Thursday.

Restaurants in the Seaport and South Boston are being called out for breaking the state’s coronavirus safety rules. The city’s licensing department is holding a mandatory emergency meeting Wednesday after receiving numerous complaints.

Information about isolated coronavirus outbreaks in locations such as jails, colleges, or nursing homes will be included in the state’s color-coded hot spot map, which measures the spread in Massachusetts communities.

At least 19 people were arrested during protests in Providence Tuesday night over a crash between a cop car and a moped that put a man in critical condition.

Today: Areas is dense fog, patchy drizzle, spot shower. Breaks of sun in the afternoon. Highs in the low 70s. Tonight: Mostly cloudy. Lows in the upper 50s. Tomorrow: Sunny. Highs in the low 70s. Seabreezes.

Charlestown Nursery School is thinking outside of the box by heading outside of the school building. School leaders and parents hope it can be used as an example of what’s possible in the city with a little extra effort and an open mind.

Today: Areas is dense fog, patchy drizzle, spot shower. Breaks of sun in the afternoon. Highs in the low 70s. Tonight: Mostly cloudy. Lows in the upper 50s. Tomorrow: Sunny. Highs in the low 70s. Seabreezes.

One family has put a Halloween spin on their annual holiday light display.

An increasing number of seniors are opting for in-home care over nursing home facilities as a safer option amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Students will have to show a badge indicating they are complying with guidelines in order to enter buildings.

Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker laid out a distribution plan for when COVID-19 vaccines are available.

Winthrop has hired an inspector to ensure the community is adhering to public health measures or face citations.

A Quincy woman alerted neighbors to a house fire and helped save lives.