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A locally produced film documentary on the hidden challenges facing today's firefighters will premiere in Worcester on Aug. 6.

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There are particular risks from Salisbury Streeet to Burncoat Street. The NWS warning ends at 6:15 PM.

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The City of Worcester will host two community forums on the Burncoat School Building Project in June.

A Worcester County Grand Jury indicted a 29-year-old Worcester man for murder in connection with the death of Joanna Brown of Worcester,in November.

The Massachusetts Legislature passed $1.35 billion in funding from funds raised by the Fair Share Amendment

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Preliminary numbers from DPH say that a 27 percent reduction in opioid deaths in 2025 results in the first year with under 1000 deaths since 2013.

A 35-year-old Worcester man received a federal prison sentence on Thursday, June 4, for shipping a package containing methamphetamine pills.

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A U.S. Army combat veteran is set to open the Corner Dive at the former location of the Dive Bar, at 34 Green St., in late June.

A Worcester Regional Research Bureau report on housing shows that the housing market remains bleak across Worcester.

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A 23-year-old Southbridge man faces charges filed in federal court in Boston on Thursday, May 22, for possession of child sexual abuse material.

Parents began expressing concerns about leadership at Nelson Place School in October. Worcester Public Schools announced the temporary leave of the principal this week.

The Worcester Railers say they have agreed to a new affiliation and will make an announcement at a later date. The Islanders' new affiliate is nearly 100 miles closer to their facilities.

Nine students and four community organizations allege that Massachusetts violates its constitution by maintaining racially segregated school districts.

High school teens ages 14 to 19 can work out free from June 1 to Aug. 31 at any of the over 2900 Planet Fitness locations in the U.S. or Canada.

AAA forecasts 45 million Americans to travel between Thursday, May 21, and Monday, May 25, the Memorial Day weekend.

Over 165 volunteers plan to place over 5,000 flags on the graves of veterans buried at Worcester's Saint Johns's Cemetary on Wednesday, May 20.

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The Massachusetts Symphony Orchestra returns to Institute Park in Worcester for its 75th season with three free concerts in July.

The Out to Lunch Festival and Farmers Market announced the headliners performing at the weekly, mid-day festivals over the summer of 2026.

Market on Exchange kicks off its second season on Sunday, May 17, and runs weekly through October 25.

A 43-year-old Gardner woman pleaded guilty in federal court to charges of fraudulently receiving Social Security benefits.

A 36-year-old Webster man received a federal prison sentence for methamphetamine distribution after pleading guilty in January.

A Massachusetts woman appeared in court in Westborough for arraignment on Friday, May 8, facing charges related to a fatal crash in February on Turnpike Road in Southborough.

Part 4: One year after the ICE arrest on Eureka Street, we know a lot more about what happened that day and what officers on the scene believed at the time.

Two Worcester County educators were recognized during the annual Celebration Honoring Excellence in Teaching awards ceremony.

The WRTA Advisory Board voted to continue the fare-free program through June 2027. The fare-free program requires annual authorization.

The Massachusetts State Police reported the line-of-duty death of 30-year-old Trooper Kevin Trainor on Wednesday, May 6.

Part 3: In rare criticism of the city manager's administration on April 28, councilors inadvertently highlighted one way the Worcester City Council fails residents.

Governor Healey's office announced $70 million in funding to expand career technical education programs at 28 schools, including three in Worcester County.

Worcester City Manager Eric Batista released a budget proposal of just over $1 billion for FY 2027.

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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.