Double-Shooting Leaves Woman With Critical Injuries: Patch PM

WORCESTER, MA — It's Monday, and we're beginning the weekend with cooler and wetter weather. This is an important week for elections, with the deadline to register for the Sept. 1 primary coming up Saturday, which is also the day early in-person voting starts across the state.

Here's what else is going on around MetroWest and Worcester today:

In Worcester, police responded to a home in the Indian Lake early Monday morning on a report of a shooting. Police believe a 25-year-old man shot his girlfriend and then turned the gun on himself in an attempted murder-suicide. It was the second reported double-shooting in the city since Sunday night.

Around MetroWest

Lexington Animal Control: Coyote Calls On The Rise

The animal control officer is offering residents tips on how to deal with canine scavengers in the area.

Marlborough Library Move On Hold Due To Coronavirus

Uncertainty over the state budget — and thus local revenue — has shelved a major library project in Marlborough.

Lost Concord Hiker Rescued By Police

The woman got lost on Friday at the Nashoba Brook Conservation, and took to social media to thank the police who rescued her.

Around Worcester

Driver Rescued From Shrewsbury Rollover Crash With Minor Injuries

First responders had to use the jaws of life to open the car door and rescue the driver.