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⚽ Worcester is preparing for one of its biggest public events of the summer.The City of Worcester's new "Game On Worcest...
06/04/2026

⚽ Worcester is preparing for one of its biggest public events of the summer.

The City of Worcester's new "Game On Worcester" initiative will bring FIFA World Cup watch parties to Worcester Common, beginning with a kickoff double-header on June 13.

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https://radioworcester.com/worcester-world-cup-watch-parties-common/

Talk of the Commonwealth with Hank Stolz
Hank Stolz

Worcester will host four FIFA World Cup watch parties on the Common beginning June 13. Officials expect large crowds, food trucks, a beer garden, and significant economic impact downtown.

Rutland's canceled July 4th festivities led to a larger discussion on sheriff oversight, municipal budgets, and the role...
06/03/2026

Rutland's canceled July 4th festivities led to a larger discussion on sheriff oversight, municipal budgets, and the role headlines play in shaping public perception.

Listen to the latest edition of The Rundown.

https://radioworcester.com/rutlands-july-4th-cancellation-sparks-debate-over-sheriffs-role-and-news-headlines/



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The Rundown panel discusses the cancellation of Rutland's Fourth of July festivities, a new Inspector General report on Massachusetts sheriff's departments, and the ongoing debate over news headlines and media responsibility.

What Does This Mean for the Worcester Common Debate?Worcester Crime Statistics (2025)Homicides: 2, down from 16 in 2024A...
06/02/2026

What Does This Mean for the Worcester Common Debate?

Worcester Crime Statistics (2025)

Homicides: 2, down from 16 in 2024
Aggravated assaults: 685, down from 744
Non-fatal shootings: 13, down from 17
Robberies: 147, down from 200
Reported gunshots: 398, down from 537 (a 25.8% decrease)


Talk of the Commonwealth with Hank Stolz

A week after the issue was first discussed, concerns about safety on Worcester Common remain a major topic. The Radio Roundtable examines public perception, downtown development, homelessness, addiction, and proposed service center changes.

How much authority should the state auditor have when reviewing the Massachusetts Legislature?State Senator Robin Kenned...
06/02/2026

How much authority should the state auditor have when reviewing the Massachusetts Legislature?

State Senator Robin Kennedy joined Radio Worcester to explain why the Senate believes constitutional separation of powers remains central to the ongoing audit debate. She also discussed plans for education funding reform through a new Chapter 70 Foundation Review Commission and proposed changes to local aid distribution that could impact communities across Massachusetts.

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Talk of the Commonwealth with Hank Stolz
Hank Stolz

Republican gubernatorial candidate Mike Minogue joined Radio Worcester to discuss his campaign for governor, his endorse...
06/01/2026

Republican gubernatorial candidate Mike Minogue joined Radio Worcester to discuss his campaign for governor, his endorsement by the State Republican Convention, and his vision for Massachusetts.

Minogue outlined his "AAOK" plan focused on Accountability, Affordability, and keeping communities safe, while also discussing education policy, taxes, energy costs, and his experience as a CEO.

Read and listen to the full story and hear what he had to say about the future of Massachusetts.



Talk of the Commonwealth with Hank Stolz
Hank Stolz

Republican gubernatorial candidate Mike Minogue joined Radio Worcester to discuss his endorsement by the State Republican Convention, his AAOK plan, education reform, public safety, and his vision for Massachusetts.

06/01/2026

Congratulations to the MayeDay Family Foundation for a fantastic night at Polar Park. Talk of the Commonwealth with Hank Stolz Hank Stolz WooSox Nation Worcester Red Sox

06/01/2026

A walk off home run…but wait…by Drake Maye’s own, late inning rule change, even if the ball is caught beyond the fence it is an out. A wonderful time at for the first MayeDay Family Foundation Softball Classic.

City Councilor Kate Toomey says the city is responding to recent violence with increased foot patrols, bicycle patrols, ...
05/29/2026

City Councilor Kate Toomey says the city is responding to recent violence with increased foot patrols, bicycle patrols, and a visible police presence while continuing to address larger issues involving homelessness, addiction, and mental health.

Get the whole story on Radio Worcester.



Talk of the Commonwealth with Hank Stolz


Worcester City Councilor Kate Toomey discusses the city's response to the Worcester Common stabbing, public safety concerns, homelessness, addiction, mental health challenges, and plans for long-term solutions.

Are UFOs extraterrestrial… or something even stranger?Researcher and author Ronnie LeBlanc joined Radio Worcester to dis...
05/28/2026

Are UFOs extraterrestrial… or something even stranger?

Researcher and author Ronnie LeBlanc joined Radio Worcester to discuss declassified Pentagon UFO files recently, the rise of the term UAP, and theories involving interdimensional phenomena, AI, consciousness, and paranormal activity.

Talk of the Commonwealth with Hank Stolz


Listen now on RadioWorcester.com

https://radioworcester.com/ronnie-leblanc-ufo-uap-interdimensional-theory/

UFO researcher Ronnie LeBlanc discusses newly declassified Pentagon UFO files, interdimensional theories, non-human intelligence, AI, cryptids, and his new book “Interdimensional” on Radio Worcester.

Public safety concerns in downtown Worcester are becoming a major topic of conversation following a recent stabbing on t...
05/27/2026

Public safety concerns in downtown Worcester are becoming a major topic of conversation following a recent stabbing on the Worcester Common.

On Radio Worcester, Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce CEO Tim Murray said business owners and major employers have expressed concerns about employees feeling unsafe walking downtown, even during the workday.


Talk of the Commonwealth with Hank Stolz

Following a stabbing on the Worcester Common, Worcester business leaders are raising concerns about public safety downtown. Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce CEO Tim Murray says businesses, employees, and residents need to feel safe for downtown development to succeed.

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