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>WEATHER: Mark Rosenthal's 7-day forecast (:34). High of 50 today in Worcester
-Latest National Weather Service snowfall map for upcoming storm
>TOP OF THE NEWS
-Brewery opens in growing Midtown Mall
-Worcester woman arrested at Twin River casino with a gun, charged with felony assault
-100FM The Pike (5:04): Here's how you can help 12-year-old Josh Sowden
-Earlier: 12-year-old Worcester boy giving back by making Easter baskets to help kids in shelters (2:49). Article
-South High School culinary students create Super Bowl snacks in weekly competition
-Channel 5's Wake Up Call from Nichols College students at Super Bowl (:26)
-Worcester OBGYN seeing increase in pregnant migrant patients
-Worcester D.P.W. receives hundreds of pothole repair requests
-Where to celebrating Valentine's Day in Worcester
-Radio Worcester (16:21): Worcester Now/Next Plan — A deep dive with Peter Dunn and Michelle Smith
-School counselor week highlights guidance, mental health for students
-Radio Worcester Roundtable (46:54): Worcester City Council hate groups and more
-Unsolved: Worcester (24:40) — "What Happened to Holly Piirainen?" Audio (24:39)
>DINING OUT: Super Bowl plans? Check Dining Out to see local offers
-ICYMI: Tuberculosis cases skyrocket in Worcester, but risk considered low
-Wachusett grad will play with Usher at Super Bowl halftime show
-Emotional support clown offers services to Worcester area
-See the rest of the day's Worcester news
>HOLDEN (brought to you by Lamoureux Ford): From gymnastics to diving - a decisive health move for Wachusett's O'Malley
-At Lamoureux Ford, our customers tell our story the best (1:56)
-February Among Friends senior newsletter
>THE BURBS (brought to you by North End Motor Sales): Clinton car thief caught on camera repeatedly, arrested while brazenly walking past police
-Community Conversations (15:21): Clinton Police Chief Brian Coyne
-Nashoba teacher ready to conquer Boston Marathon
-Millbury and Sutton food pantries benefit from bank's drive
-Millbury Town Election seats open
-Parents at Fitchburg's Goodrich Academy rally in support of principal
-Fitchburg has begun renovating 3 historic buildings into 60 units of affordable housing for artists
>BARS & BANDS: The Mayor's Live Music List for Sunday
>SHOWTIME: Shrewsbury’s David Long travels the world to capture landscapes
-Manny Jae Media (1:00:15): InnerViews Live with Abbie Cotto
>OBITUARIES: Tribute to St. Peter-Marian Hall of Famer
>SPORTS: Who is Noah Gray? Kansas City Chiefs tight end and Leominster native
-Grafton's Steve Spagnuolo trying to enjoy the moment ahead of coaching in another Super Bowl
-Kendrick Bourne reveals why he wants to return to Patriots in free agency
-Bruins lose to Capitals, 3-0
-Holy Cross men's basketball team beats American, 58-56. Highlights (1:59)
-H.C. women's hockey team falls to No. 11 UConn on Senior Night. Senior Day Roundtable (3:57)
-Holy Cross football completes 2024 staff
-Railers beat Mariners, 3-2
>CARS: Bertera Nissan is your first choice (:11)
>NATIONAL: Aerial video shows massive damage from wildfire in Chile (1:50)
-Radio Worcester (15:14): No Labels looks at third party presidential run
-Tragic: 73-year-old skydiver dies after parachute fails to open
>NEW ENGLAND: Pressure on state budget mounts as tax collection slump drags on
-Mass. health care system at "high risk" amid patient backlog, Steward uncertainty, M.H.A. says
>COLLEGES: Quinsigamond Community College President Luis Pedraja on cultural diversity
-Anna Maria AMC@Work: Shawn Davis
-Holy Cross students explore nonprofit sector at nonprofit careers conferences
>TRAVEL (brought to you by Fuller RV & Rental): National Geographic's 20 coolest travel experiences for 2024 (1:11)
>BUSINESS: Fraud — is it happening to your business?
-McDonald's CEO promises "affordability" amid backlash over $18 Big Mac combos, $6 hash browns
>SHOPPING: Bissell vacuums recalled over battery with fire hazard potential
>HOMES: Is this Mass. home with a full bar the best place to watch the Super Bowl?
>HEALTH: Respiratory virus season in the U.S. isn’t over yet
-Mild COVID cases may cause people to lose sleep, study says (:59)
>FOOD: How to defend against food poisoning at your Super Bowl party
-What the 1% will be eating in their Super Bowl luxury suites (1:01)
>TV/STREAMING: All the Super Bowl commercials to watch for
>MOVIES: Moana sequel set at Disney for November release
>CELEBRITY: Celebrities are paid a shocking amount for 30-second Super Bowl ads
-The 58 most interesting people to watch around Super Bowl
>ANIMALS: Puppy Bowl turns 20 (1:05)
>HISTORY: This Day in History
>GOOD NEWS (brought to you by Bertera Nissan): Quinsigamond Community College welcomes community resource dog, Siggy, to campus
-Meanwhile, in Florida, Alaskan bear cubs found more than 3,600 miles away from home
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In The News
>WEATHER: Mark Rosenthal's 7-day forecast (:38). High of 32 today in Worcester
+1:00: Monster winter storm set to move across country. Boston meteorologists discuss latest forecast (12:38)
+4:00: How much did it snow in Central Mass.? See town-by-town totals
>TOP OF THE NEWS
+4:00: Vehicle buried in Shrewsbury Police Department lobby (:16). Article
+4:00: Declared winter parking ban in Worcester lifted
+1:00: West Brookfield woman, 73, dies after struck in Ware Walmart parking lot
+1:00: Worcesteria: Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday is a day of service
-City education advocate to address MLK Day Breakfast at Assumption
-Passing torch of MLK's legacy: Youth Breakfast held at Worcester State
-Related: When Martin Luther King Jr. preached in Worcester
-Related: MLK Jr. honored in Worcester, through the years (16 photos)
-A meal fit for royalty is coming to Worcester’s Mechanics Hall this month
-Worcester horror film festival moves to DCU Center for 2026
-Worcester foundation launches $125,000 grant program for community health
-UMass Medical School tapped by Department of Defense to test a better way of treating postpartum depression
-The community engine fueling Worcester County’s philanthropy
-Worcester city offices closed Monday, trash and recycling delayed
-Holiday reminders: What's open, closed on MLK Day
-Man steals $2,600 worth of goods from Shrewsbury store after posing as another person
>DINING OUT: Boston's first-ever Michelin star delivered to 311 Omakase (1:12)
-ICYMI: UMass Medical School Professor: New variant of the flu virus is driving surge of cases
-Worcester veterans services director out amid dispute over academic credentials
-Worcester man pleads guilty after nightclub gun report, foot chase through Worcester Common
-Professor reflects on service work with Ukrainian refugee students
-UMass Medical School student Jaein Jung launches Lantern Project to help refugee teens
-See the rest of the day's Worcester news
>HOLDEN (brought to you by Lamoureux Ford): Wachusett Echo: Rhubarb Pie Club Spotlight
-Lamoureux Ford welcomes Jeff Tripp from Sunnyside Motors (1:44)
>THE BURBS (brought to you by North End Motor Sales): Leominster project aims to prevent reprise of disastrous 2023 flood
-Sanitary line issue, topping off ceremony talked about by D.P.H.S. Building Committee
-Sterling Rail Trail entrance features new signage
-Sutton business pretties up porches with sustainable, locally made decor
-Introducing Grafton High's new gymnastic co-op
-Shrewsbury draft calendar keeps schools open on religious holidays
-Swim school to occupy former party store in White City
>BARS & BANDS: The Mayor's Live Music List for Monday
>SHOWTIME: Former Grafton resident pens first book
-Worcester Chamber Music Society presents "Shadow & Light" February 1st in Worcester
-100 FM The Pike (15:12): Virginia Madsen on her new movie filmed In Western Mass.
>OPINION: Robin Darling: What my laundry pile taught me about being a good mom
-This Week in Worcester Podcast (2:44:01)
-Radio Worcester's The Rundown (26:06): Defamation lawsuit sparks debate over press freedom in Worcester
-Radio Worcester Roundtable (48:53): Lawsuit against This Week in Worcester spurs press freedom debate
>OBITUARIES: Tribute to doctor from Shrwewsbury
>SPORTS: Patriots top Texans, 28-16, to reach AFC title game
-Patriots defense proves it’s elite with masterclass vs. Texans
-Patriots’ win over Texans a big "program victory" for Mike Vrabel
-Drake Maye embraces wife in snowy scene at Patriots game
-Left-hander Ranger Suárez and Boston Red Sox agree to $130 million, 5-year contract
-Holy Cross' Abby Hornung named to Goalie of the Year Watch List
-Railers lose to Maine, 4-3
>NATIONAL: Iran protests death toll reaches over 3,000, rights group says
-High-speed trains collide after one derails in southern Spain, killing at least 21
-Tragic: Beloved pastry chef, 71, killed in freak accident with bread-mixing machine
>NEW ENGLAND: Driver suffers traumatic injuries in fiery Cape Cod crash (:27)
-Skiers rescued from deep snow in White Mountains
>COLLEGES: Assumption Fall Dean’s List
-Clark Career Exploration Week to feature sustainability panels, pop-up
>TRAVEL (brought to you by Fuller RV & Rental): American Airlines to offer new AAdvantage Rewards, free wifi in centennial year
>BUSINESS: Central Mass. business by the numbers
-Here's how A.I. data centers affect the electrical grid
-You’re probably using this every day at the office, and it’s teeming with bacteria
>SHOPPING: Best portable chargers to keep your devices powered anywhere
>HOMES: Here's a winter checklist to save money and keep your house warm (1:56)
>HEALTH: Discussing the new A.I. health app
-New F.D.A. warning: possible seizure risk after flu vaccine in young kids (2:22)
>FOOD: Viral supermarket chicken hack sparks debate
>TV/STREAMING: One of the world's best climbers attempts to scale Taipei 101 live on Netflix (1:01)
>MOVIES: Trailer for Nate Bargatze movie, "The Breadwinner" (2:39)
>CELEBRITY: Melissa Leo gripes winning an Oscar was terrible for her career
-Timothy Busfield’s attorneys say an investigation undermines state’s child sex abuse charges
>ANIMALS: Dumped mama and 7 babies rescued from abandoned house (1:54)
>HISTORY: 107 years ago: The Great Molasses Flood, Boston's strangest disaster
>GOOD NEWS: 9-year-old boy honored fire department after saving family from fire
-Meanwhile, in St. Louis, multiple mystery monkeys on the move
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