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Many in Worcester don’t vote; some are trying to change that
Residents say they don’t expect their votes to prompt real change. Others say they don’t…
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Council reviews streets, sidewalks, and snow prep ahead of winter
With a lighter agenda this week, Worcester City Council focused on infrastructure, safety, and readiness…
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Major fire guts Worcester strip mall
Three-alarm blaze on Main Street destroys multiple businesses; cause under investigation
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Meet the Candidates: Mero-Carlson on growth and neighborhoods
District 2 councilor seeks another term focused on neighborhood priorities, affordability, and public safety
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Charlton woman sentenced to prison for 2015 rape of foster child
Heather Wright-Craft will serve at least 10 years for assaulting a 12-year-old in her care
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Green power program locks in lower rates, more renewable energy
New two-year deal with Direct Energy offers stability, savings, and greener electricity for residents starting…
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WPI wins two state AI grants for clean tech
Massachusetts awards Worcester Polytechnic Institute nearly $662,000 to advance clean technology through artificial intelligence
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Council on ballpark finances, food access, housing, winter prep
Tuesday’s agenda includes updates on Polar Park’s DIF fund, grocery store access, and a new…
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‘No Kings II,’ Worcester version, fills Institute Park
Worcester’s gathering was one of more than 2,500 protests nationwide, part of what organizers called…
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Meet the candidates: Sarkodieh on ‘a city that listens’
A Worcester resident, lawyer, educator, and political newcomer with a focus on education, safety, and…
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