On Jan. 10, 2023, Brittany Tee left the home where she lived with her boyfriend and has not been seen since.

A 20-year-old West Brookfield woman appeared for arraignment on charges related to a fatal crash in Barre in December that left two dead.

The U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Massachusetts will hold a virtual webinar on Thursday, May 7, focussed on keeping kids safe online.

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A free medical services program by the Worcester Free Care Collaborative holds a dedication at its newest location on Monday, May 4.

The Worcester Public Library announced that the Massachusetts Broadband Institute awarded the library 500 Chromebooks and other devices.

State law does not permit the city to pause the specialized stretch code or opt-out until three years after its July 2024 opt-in.

Part 2 of a series: The Worcester City Council ended resident petitions in 2025 due to "important city business" while meeting less than any year since before 2007.

Anna Maria College filed the required notification that it will lay off 150 workers when it closes its campus in Paxton in May.

The U.S. Attorney for Massachusetts announced a 41-year-old Gardner man faces federal charges for fentanyl distribution.

Alex Cora and his staff paid the price for the terrible start by the Red Sox this year. They aren't the problem.

Mass. AG Andrea Joy Campbell co-led a group of 24 states asking a judge to permanently block key provisions of President Trump's executive order on elections.

Seven workers arrested in a raid by ICE in Massachusetts have filed a lawsuit that alleges multiple violations of law during their arrests.

Three Worcester organizations received state tax credits as part of a $12.8 million round of awards to support housing development and community investment.

An 18-year-old Worcester man faces charges for allegedly assaulting a federal confidential informant during the sale of a firearm.

A local woman faced arraignment on Tuesday, April 21, on charges related to a motor vehicle crash which led to the death of a 10-year-old pedestrian.

A 51-year-old Barre woman faces charges for stealing over $100,000 in Social Security benefits in federal court in Worcester.

Plan your week to include these options for a variety of live entertainment, municipal, educational, and other events across Worcester, including free admission to the Worcester Art Museum on Patriot's Day.

A federal jury in New York City found that Live Nation and Ticketmaster illegally maintained monopoly power in the event ticketing market.

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Federal prosecutors announced charges against 13 individuals for their alleged roles in a drug trafficking organization on Wednesday, April 15.

This first part of a series on the Worcester City Council's downward spiral into a platform to serve the interests of the council's majority faction, with a side of contempt for residents and the Constitution.

The City of Worcester released the earning of all municipal employees in 2025. See the full, searchable list.

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Original development plans of Elm Park from the early 20th century are now digitized by the National Parks Service.

Tickets are now on sale for "The Machine" comedian Bert Kreicher at the Hanover Theatre in Worcester on Nov. 14.

See your options for live entertainment, sports, and educational events across Worcester this weekend. thisweekinworcester.com/weekend-even...

Rep. Jim McGovern joined protestors at Worcester City Hall demonstrating against the war in Iran and President Trump's threats that "a whole civilization will die."

WEJA and MassBudget will hold a forum on Thursday, April 9, on state education funding this year and its effect on schools in Worcester.

The city asks residents to conserve water and avoid activities that are high-volume uses for three four-hour blocks in April.

A new ranking of graduate schools across the U.S. finds that UMass Chan Medical School ranks above Tufts, Boston University, and Harvard for primary care education.

A Worcester man found guilty of a 2022 home invasion in Fitchburg received a life sentence as a habitual offender.

Worcester Public Schools announced that the Worcester Dual Language Magnet School on Chandler Street will expand to serve students through the 8th grade. thisweekinworcester.com/wps-dual-lan...

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Worcester Public Schools hosts its second public forum on its district realignment project on April 15. See what the project intends to accomplish and how to participate.

Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell joined a coalition of 21 states and three local governments in a lawsuit filed against the Trump Administration's repeal of Mercury and Air Toxics Standards rules. thisweekinworcester.com/cambell-laws...

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A court order permanently bans two Massachusetts men from soliciting or collecting charitable donations in Massachusetts after deceiving donors to veterans.

The governors of all six New England states issued a joint statement committing to explore advanced nuclear energy technologies.

A new lawsuit against the City of Worcester moves one city councilor to finally show interest in how 911 calls related to mental health are handled after a decade of indifference.

The Mass. Indie Film Festival comes to Worcester from April 2 to April 4, including two free events and tickets from $10 to all access passes for $100.

Federal regulators of wholesale energy markets ordered refunds and rate cuts for ratepayers in New England. It is likely to face legal challenges from utility companies.

Residential street sweeping in Worcester starts on Monday, April 6. See the planned schedule and what to expect.

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Clark says the program will prepare students for a careers such as case managers, clinical specialists, and clinical mental health counselors.

Plan your weekend with a variety of live entertainment, educational, and other types of events across Worcester.

Police in Gardner located the body of a 27-year-old man on Wednesday, March 25, who had gone missing after escaping from a hospital in October.

Worcester will pay Holden $35.5 million in five payments over four years to end the long-standing dispute over sewage charges.

MassDOT will close Laurel Street on March 26, with lane closures and overnight, intermittent, full closures of I-290 through April 3.

The office of Worcester County District Attorney Joe Early Jr. is investigating an officer-involved shooting that left a 22-year-old man dead on Monday.