Mass. no longer has any towns at high risk for COVID-19 spread

As of Thursday, Massachusetts officially has no more communities in the high-risk category for COVID-19 spread. It's yet another significant milestone for a state where vaccination rates have been among the highest in the country. This was the eighth straight week-to-week decrease in the number of high-risk communities, according to my colleagues Peter Bailey-Wells and Amanda Kaufman, who have been closely tracking the data since last year.