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Worcester earns national recognition for immigrant inclusion efforts
Worcester has been named a 3-star Certified Welcoming community, with particularly high marks for efforts…
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PETA sues UMass Chan over records from animal research oversight committee
The animal rights organization says the Worcester medical school improperly withheld the identities of committee…
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Public bathrooms, charter review and Optiline dispute return to Worcester council
Worcester councilors revisit plans for public restrooms, the city’s charter and questions surrounding a subcontractor…
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Worcester man indicted in alleged identity theft, benefits fraud scheme
Federal prosecutors say a man whose true identity remains unknown used the identity of a…
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Shootings, gunfire and robberies decline in Worcester through August
Worcester police data show declines across several major violent-crime measures through the first eight months…
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Worcester Public Library director Jason Homer leaving for top job in Baltimore County
Homer, who has led the Worcester Public Library since 2020, leaves to oversee a 19-branch…
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QCC alum Joshua Duhamel joins college foundation board
The Worcester City Council chief of staff returns to his alma mater in a new…
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AG report documents decades of clergy sexual abuse, institutional failures in Worcester Diocese
A sweeping state investigation identified 216 survivors and allegations involving 90 clergy connected to the…
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Worcester police chief tells council department needs 60 more officers
Police Chief Paul Saucier told councilors he wants to grow the department from 478 to…
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39 Worcester fire hydrants out of service; officials say neighborhoods remain covered
Fire Chief Martin Dyer said the hydrant system is designed with redundancy and that firefighters…
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