Here's what you need to know about what's happening in Boston.
UMASS, BU among schools moving classes online
Major colleges in Massachusetts -- including the entire University of Massachusetts system -- said Wednesday they would move to online classes amid the outbreak of the novel coronavirus.
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No students, no business: How local businesses are dealing with impact of coronavirus fears
Boston 25 walked around to several restaurants and talked to businesses. It's the same story all around: The coronavirus is having a huge impact everywhere you go.
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70 coronavirus cases linked to Biogen’s Boston meeting
Ninety-two coronavirus cases have been reported in Massachusetts thus far. Health officials announced Tuesday that 70 of the 92 presumptive and confirmed cases are associated with the employee conference Biogen held in Boston last month.
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Boston reacts to canceling of St. Patrick's Day Parade
Many in South Boston are planning to make the best of St. Patrick's Day weekend, despite the coronavirus threat that forced the city to call off the iconic parade.
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State House cancels public events, evaluates session options
The State House will remain open amid the coronavirus outbreak, but life is changing under the Golden Dome in an effort to protect employees and visitors.
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