Here's what's happening in and around Worcester today
In The News
+Noon: UMass Memorial Health Care teases announcement about 'historic space in Worcester'
+Noon: Last Call with The Eggroll Ladies
+Noon: 5 Things You Need to Know Today in Worcester – Aug. 26
+Noon: Coes Reservoir closed tomorrow for aquatic plant treatment
+Noon: Veteran WAAF DJ Mike Hsu brings the spirit of radio to The Pike
-Ex-Centerfolds dancer injured in 2010 Worcester crash with off-duty officer paid $8.6M
-Megan McNeil, woman shot by boyfriend in Worcester, has died
-19-year-old shot in Worcester, police investigating
-Named as defendant, Worcester Diocese calls for New Mexico suit to be dismissed
-Worcester Bishop McManus installed as interim head of Springfield Diocese
-Fitchburg man, mother caught in inappropriate relationship, could face up to 20 years in prison
-'Shark Tank' ice cream parlor opens in Worcester Public Market
-Bean Counter heir to Crown Bakery recipes
-JetBlue has buy 1, get 1 free deal on travel from Worcester
-The Burbs (brought to you by North End Motor Sales): 3 teens found in swamp after crashing stolen car, breaking into vehicles in Leicester, police say
-Leicester's Cherry Valley residents burdened by high water, sewer rates
-Police investigate second smash & grab in Sturbridge lot
-Hal Lane recalled as ‘heart of Wachusett’
-The Mayor’s Live Music & Live Streaming List for Wednesday, by Jay Berman
-McDonald's launches first new Chicken McNuggets flavor in nearly 40 years
-Miami police officer’s wife dies after getting locked in back of his patrol vehicle
-Cars: Bertera Nissan offers many brands of pre-owned cars (7:35)
-Three Worcester life science companies receive $750K state seed
-Homes: Homeowners looking to refinance could get hit with this new fee
-Good news (brought to you by Bertera Nissan): Florida girl uses love of music to raise money for Parkinson's research
-Meanwhile, off Swampscott, child on raft rescued after wind blew raft out to sea
Coronavirus (COVID-19)
+Noon: Father and son in Rhode Island die from COVID-19 an hour apart, family says
-Worcester's numbers good but 'twindemic' could hit
-Few cases identified so far as campuses reopen in Worcester
-UMass Memorial ahead of curve with new treatment
-Nursing homes figure out what works to protect patients and staff
-The Worcester Public Schools August budget cut, by Tracy Novick, Worcester School Committee (8:12)
-Report: Many Mass. children may not have parent at home when remote learning resumes
-Virtual learning sites sprout up to help working parents
-Radio Worcester (11:52): City Manager Ed Augustus talks COVID-19, economic recovery, transportation and Board of Health
-WCCA-TV's 'Daily Breaking' (19:26): Monique Messier, Executive Director, Discover Central Massachusetts
-Researchers say Boston conference likely led to 20,000 cases in Mass.
-Dr. Fauci, a Holy Cross grad, warns against premature authorization of vaccine
-Oxford vaccine may go before regulators this year: scientist
-At the office: The office, as you know it, is dead
-Worried about your financial health? Here's who can help
-Commute & Travel (brought to you by Fuller RV Rental & Sales): Make this Labor Day weekend special by renting an RV
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In The News
>WEATHER: Mark Rosenthal's 7-day forecast (:34). Hot and humid, high of 90 today in Worcester
>TOP OF THE NEWS
+5:00: Pickleball coming for Worcester’s courts: Popular sport taking over tennis courts
+5:00: Celebrate with Bravehearts $4 for the 4th, $4 tickets to doubleheader starting at 4
+5:00: Everything you need to know about Worcester’s Independence Day celebration (9:09)
+5:00: Taking an up-close look at the Hanover Theatre's Mighty Wurlitzer organ
+5:00: Radio Worcester Roundtable (50:43): City Manager review, council cynamics and the influence of local blogs
+Noon: Worcester police ask for help finding missing 16-year-old girl
+Noon: Drone video reveal of Worcester (:09)
+Noon: Bravehearts to host 3 weeks of baseball camp starting Monday
-With rain expected tonight, Worcester fireworks moved to Wednesday
-Shrewsbury police rescue 8 from sinking boat on Lake Quinsig
-Nearly 1 year after death of state Trooper Enrique Delgado-Garcia, family and lawmakers await answers
-Amber Gravel acquitted of murder; was accused of luring man to killing
-GoFundMe launched for teen killed by train in Worcester
-Worcester man killed in crash "found peace by the water," obituary reads
-Worcester developer adds 3 apartment buildings to his portfolio in $7.1 million sale
-Nativity School of Worcester graduate of the month for June: Shedricke Mulbah
-Radio Worcester's The Rundown (27:49): Breaking down W.P.D. scrutiny and city manager review
>DINING OUT (brought to you by Patsie Dugan's): Peppercorn's is renovating, will reopen July 15th
-ICYMI: Driver killed in fiery Grafton crash
-Construction on Kane Building apartments in Worcester underway
-Cold Stone Creamery nearing opening in Downtown Worcester
-Worcester to launch new system for public meeting access
-See the rest of the day's Worcester news
>HOLDEN (brought to you by Lamoureux Ford): This week's traffic delays and road closures
-Lamoureux Ford offers huge discounts! (2:53)
-Conservation Commission has vacancies
>THE BURBS (brought to you by North End Motor Sales): Is this your dog? Dog found in Cherry Valley
-Testing to take place where battery was dumped in Spencer
-Grafton daycare center has day of fun as a farewell to graduating preschoolers
-Sturbridge's Bienia Kenton prepares for Great World Race
-Clinton schools offering meals
-Sutton Middle School Honor Roll for the fourth quarter
-Houghton fourth graders celebrate milestone
>BARS & BANDS: The Mayor's Live Music List for Tuesday
-Jazzed Up Trio 6 to 9 Wednesday at 961 at Union Station
>SHOWTIME: Broadway in Worcester bringing in 3 Tony winners for new season
-Watch Beyoncé dangle midair during "Cowboy Carter" performance due to "technical mishap"
-City seeks artists for Winter Festival of Lights
>OPINION: Dr. Christina Hermos: Fighting falsehoods on vaccines
-Keith Linhares: Unleash Worcester's potential through smarter taxation
-University Park Campus School Valedictorian (:30)
-Unity Radio's Cannabis 101 (43:56)
>OBITUARIES: Tribute to Worcester man who died at 49 after a "long and difficult journey with health challenges"
>SPORTS: Brad Marchand to remain with Florida Panthers
-Bruins re-sign Morgan Geekie to 6-year, $33 million contract
-Celtics sign Luka Garza, lose Luke Kornet
-WNBA expanding to Cleveland, Detroit and Philadelphia
-Red Sox beat Reds, 13-6
-Jake Hajdu of Sterling connects at plate, in field for Worcester Bravehearts
-Bravehearts highlights for June. Next home game 4 p.m. Friday. Buy tickets here
-'Sader Stories (1:47): Christo Kelly, Crusader of the Year
>CARS: Chrysler, Lincoln, BMW among over 500,000 vehicles recalled
>NATIONAL: 6 killed in a crash of a small plane in Ohio
-Man accused of killing 4 students in Idaho to plead guilty to avoid death penalty
>TRAGIC: Toddler fighting for life after being stung over 150 times by wasps
>NEW ENGLAND: Argument over steak led to deadly Middleborough stabbing
-Off-duty officer shot in her home during "armed confrontation" with police (1:39). Article
-How could the "big, beautiful bill" change Medicare, Medicaid coverage in Mass. (2:38)
>COLLEGES: These college degrees will get you the biggest bucks after 5 years in the workforce: new study
>TRAVEL (brought to you by Fuller RV & Rental): A tiny cabin adventure: A night away at postcard cabins
>BUSINESS: Worcester Business Journal publishes inaugural The Dog Edition
-LPL Financial Research: Strategic time horizon supports allocation to non-U.S. equities
>HOMES: 5 facts you may not know about bedbugs (1:14)
>SHOPPING: Enter to win a Frigidaire® 6,000 B.T.U. air conditioner from Sclamo's
>HEALTH: New health warning on COVID vaccines (3:43). Article
-People have been living longer. Calculate your life expectancy
>FOOD: Dunkin' teams with Sabrina Carpenter on new drink, adds to summer menu
>TV/STREAMING: "Dawson's Creek" creator Kevin Williamson on possible reboot
>MOVIES: "Devil Wears Prada 2" starts filming With Anne Hathaway, Meryl Streep, Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci
>CELEBRITY: Rob McElhenney is about to make it easier to pronounce his name
>ANIMALS: Couple rescues the skinniest puppy from under a house (2:31)
>HISTORY: Old YMCA building on Lake Quinsigamond
>GOOD NEWS: Weymouth man's elevator numbers earn him $300,000 in the lottery
-Meanwhile, rare Lazarus Effect surfaces again as woman declared dead awakens before burial
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