New federal government data shows which hospitals are closest to capacity in the Worcester area.
Worcester's rental program is aimed at residents who got behind on rent during the coronavirus pandemic.
Shirley Konneh, 37, is the seventh challenger to file to run in Worcester's 2021 Council races.
The fire broke out early Tuesday morning in a home along Oxford Street in the downtown area.
Worcester is still adding about 200 cases per day, but this week's total was slightly lower than the previous week.
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A Worcester Councilor has asked the City Manager for a report on whether any city employee was involved in the Jan. 6 riot.
Amazon is taking over a vacant warehouse along Goddard Memorial Drive, a concern for Tatnuck neighborhood residents.
The woman took a man's car at gunpoint along Main Street Monday afternoon, police said.
New data provided by the federal government shows which hospitals are closest to capacity in the Worcester area.
The Worcester Red Sox will need to pay $17.3 million in new Polar Park costs, and is asking the city to finance $10 million, plus fees.
Police charged the 17-year-old and a passenger after finding a gun in their car.
Four people led officers on a brief chase after shots were fired at a home on Lynwood Lane Friday night, police said.
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The employee was a caregiver at the Worcester-based health care system.
Barry Jumpp, 29, and a second man were arrested and charged by Worcester police and U.S. Marshals on Thursday.
The hospital's new policy starts Jan. 8, an attempt to reduce coronavirus exposures.
The long-awaited East-West passenger rail study is the first step in a long process toward expanding commuter rail west of Worcester.
A 20-year-old and a 26-year-old were arrested Tuesday night in the Main South neighborhood, according to state police.
The hospital's nurses are in a dispute with Saint Vincent leaders over safety conditions during the second virus surge.
Worcester police put out an alert for the 13-year-old Tuesday night.
A 49-year-old man shot and killed a 37-year-old woman Saturday, according to the Worcester County DA.
Police, firefighters and EMTs from Worcester and surrounding communities will be able to get vaccinated at the senior center.
During a November inspection of Christopher Rondeau's Auburn home, federal agents found evidence of child porn possession, prosecutors said.
Wally has served two terms as the Worcester District 5 City Councilor, but says he wants the ability to focus on issues across the city.
The bullet passed through part of the cruiser before hitting the trooper, police said.
And the pandemic is still burning with Worcester officials saying a Christmas spike in cases is emerging.
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Zacarias Ortiz Hernandez, 24, died while walking along a road near Guymon, Okla.
The closure may last into the evening hours on Tuesday, according to MassDOT.
Worcester is not collecting Christmas trees at the curb. There are three drop-off locations.
The nearly 7-acre parcel along Park Avenue has been vacant for years after Diamond Chevrolet moved in 2012.
B.T.'s owners say they are hoping for a quick reopening after a car drove into the Park Avenue restaurant on Sunday.
The teens threw bricks at 19 vehicles Saturday afternoon, leaving at least one person with serious injuries.
“It’s hard to see especially on Christmas, especially when these patients can’t have families at their bedside,” one Worcester doctor said.
Ibrahimo Jaques, 5, was missing for several hours on Christmas Day, according to police.
Pandemic or not, there won't be much open on Christmas this year.
The closure, which begins Dec. 24, is due to rising local coronavirus cases, according to city officials.
The combination of a nor'easter and pandemic has severely cut into the Salvation Army's $2.5 million goal.