The ICU at UMass Memorial Medical Center is at full capacity and there is a critical bed shortage, a report said.
The Worcester-based hospital systems gave employees until Dec. 1 to either get vaccinated or give up their jobs.
The rate of new cases has decreased recently in Worcester County.
It's Worcester Medical Director Michael Hirsh. He loves hats and really just wants people to be healthy.
The hospital closed a behavioral health unit during the ongoing nurses strike. State officials want plan for those beds to reopen.
The EcoTarium in Worcester is highlighting how vaccines work as the state rolls out COVID-19 inoculations to people under age 12.
Worcester students age 5 and up will get begin getting pediatric versions of the Pfizer vaccine this week.
The U.S. ranks poorly among developed countries for maternal health. Here is how Worcester County compares to the U.S.
Trace amounts of arsenic were found in Parent’s Choice Rice Baby Cereal sold at the Worcester Walmart and all others nearby.
In a letter to federal officials, the Massachusetts AFL-CIO raised concerns about the quality of care as nurses remain on strike.
The largest hospital system in central Massachusetts may terminate employees who don't get vaccinated by the deadline.
Local health officials now say the risk of West Nile virus in Worcester is "moderate."
A new mask mandate in Worcester started Monday. Here's what to know about the requirement.
A Worcester mask mandate and a vaccine requirement for city employees are coming as the city enters a third COVID-19 wave, officials said.
Mosquito spraying will take place Thursday near where the West Nile sample was found.
A series of youth-focused COVID-19 vaccine clinics begin this week offering gift cards to Sneakerama, Scoop Drip and EbLens.
Mosquitoes tested positive for the disease in the Burncoat area, according to health officials.
A bike, Nintendo Switch devices and a big-screen TV are being used to entice residents between 12 and 24 to get vaccinated.
The order includes City Hall, libraries, Union Station, the MassHire office and many more.
The hospital says it has hired 100 permanent replacement nurses, and will begin hiring many more this week.
Here's how the ongoing coronavirus pandemic has affected hospitals in Worcester County.
The museum launched a mask mandate Monday that requires all visitors to wear them — unless proof of COVID-19 vaccination is provided.
Worcester's daily new rate of cases is among the highest in the state as the Delta variant sweeps across Massachusetts.
Service cutbacks at the Worcester hospital begin Aug. 2, which will be the 150th day of an ongoing nurses strike.
Head to the Worcester Public Library on Wednesday for a COVID-19 vaccine and more.
A second Worcester city beach was shut down Wednesday due to high levels of E. coli bacteria found in the water.
The Indian Lake beach will stay closed until bacteria levels drop, officials said.
The modified MBTA train will bring coronavirus vaccines, plus gift cards, free food and music.
Free food, music and grocery store gift cards come with coronavirus vaccines at Union Station.
Indian Lake will be off limits until Friday due to the aluminum sulfate treatment.
The WooSox will give out up to 300 tickets over six home games this week when fans get vaccinated at Polar Park.
Get a COVID-19 vaccine at a special equity clinic, and take a look at the new WooSox home.
The clinics at Worcester middle and high schools come after the Pfizer vaccine was approved this week for people as young as 12.
There is no wait period for blood donations after receiving a coronavirus vaccine dose.
The UMass Memorial Mercantile Center COVID-19 vaccine site was originally set up for patients inside the health system.
The reopenings are a sign of confidence that coronavirus is fading this spring.
The walk-in clinic is for Worcester residents who meet the criteria of the state's equity vaccine program.
Here is how the Worcester area is doing in the race to vaccinate its population.
The clinics are for Worcester residents who meet certain criteria under the state's equity program.
In a sign coronavirus is slowing down, Worcester will cease weekly briefings that were a hallmark of the worst parts of the pandemic.