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David Webb convicted of trespassing after flying drone over Worcester City Hall event
A judge found Worcester activist David Webb guilty of trespassing after prosecutors argued a drone…
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West Nile risk rises to moderate in Worcester; mosquito spraying set for Tuesday
West Nile virus has again been detected in mosquitoes collected in Worcester, prompting another round…
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Worcester’s endangered history: Downtown landmark, three-deckers and 27 surviving gas lamps make 2026 list
Preservation Worcester’s annual list highlights nine historic buildings and resources facing uncertain futures — while…
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Council seeks closer look at youth vaping after Board of Health debate
Days after the Worcester Board of Health revised tobacco regulations, city councilors vote to examine…
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Worcester man sentenced in scheme involving staged robberies, immigration applications
Mitul Patel, 40, was sentenced to time served and fined $1,000 after pleading guilty in…
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WPI receives $1.5M to push ‘forever chemical’ destruction technology toward real-world use
Federal funding will expand PFAS research at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, where scientists are developing a…
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Worcester explores citywide fiber network, seeks ideas from broadband industry
The city has issued a request for information as it considers developing a Fiber-to-the-Premises network…
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Worcester Youth Leadership Institute launches 13th year, continuing mission to prepare city’s next generation of leaders
Twenty-five local students are spending six weeks exploring careers, meeting community leaders and learning how…
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Worcester Educational Development Foundation names Rosie Fayard executive director
Veteran nonprofit leader Rosie Fayard leads the Worcester Educational Development Foundation as it continues supporting…
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