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Worcester honors two with the 2023 Women of Consequence Awards. → Read More
A federal jury awarded Natale Cosenza the money in September after finding he had been wrongfully convicted; he served 16 years in prison. → Read More
The International Association of Firefighters, which at one time dismissed Diane Cotter's advocacy, is now holding her up as a hero. → Read More
Hehir, 49, was found dead of strangulation on Feb. 5, 2017, in her apartment at 8 Congress St. → Read More
A court has ordered a reconsideration of the amount of legal fees to be awarded the T&G after the city’s three-year withholding of police records. → Read More
Worcester held its annual Martin Luther King Jr. Community Breakfast in person Monday for the first time since 2020. → Read More
The referendum vote failed 830 votes to 312 votes, according to an unofficial tally released shortly after polls closed. → Read More
Faulty fireplace a possible cause. → Read More
Donations to be collected for Plumley Village as displaced residents await fix. → Read More
Among the largest questions remaining about the Department of Justice's civil probe into the city's police department is the reason it began. → Read More
The ruling comes six months after the commission heard a nine-day civil trial in Boston over allegations that Early, his top prosecutor, the former head of the state police and another ex-top state police official broke civil ethics laws in their handling of the report. → Read More
Fernandes argued at trial that she was a battered woman who had acted in self-defense. Prosecutors alleged Fernandes was the prime aggressor. → Read More
While the world seemed to grind to a halt in early March 2020 with sports called off and businesses everywhere closed, the courts still worked. → Read More
Authorities have alleged that Dashaun Stokes-Sims launched a targeted attack against the driver, whose bus was parked in front of a restaurant. → Read More
Cosenza’s conviction was vacated and he was granted a new trial 16 years into his sentence after a judge agreed he had been improperly barred from making an argument about the reliability of eyewitness identifications at trial. → Read More
Marlene Bleau’s lifeless body was pulled from the shoreline of Lake Quinsigamond on July 28, 2018, with police initially suspecting she drowned. → Read More
Delacruz, 31, is facing charges of manslaughter and distribution of a class A substance after a city woman died in March after ingesting a substance prosecutors said she believed to be cocaine. → Read More
Saturday’s event marked nearly a half-century of celebrations of pride events held in the city. → Read More
James K. Couture, 42, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Boston to four counts of wire fraud, four counts of aggravated identity theft, one count of investment adviser fraud and one count of witness tampering, court records show. → Read More
According to a police statement, officers responded to the area of 25 Conlin Road at about 9:38 p.m. for a reported crash. → Read More