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Bergman renews push for City Hall monument marking Worcester’s Declaration history
Councilor Morris Bergman says Worcester too often allows its history to remain hidden in Boston’s…
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Worcester awards $1.36M to help create 74 affordable homes across four projects
Community Preservation Act funding will support four affordable housing developments in Worcester, leveraging more than…
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Chronic church noise complaints prompt Worcester to review enforcement, ordinance
Years of complaints about late-night events at St. Joan of Arc Church have prompted Worcester…
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Worcester waives bulk waste disposal fees throughout August
City residents can dispose of bulk waste items free of charge during August with a…
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Worcester school gardens bloom under $56,000 state biodiversity grant
A Regional Environmental Council project has expanded pollinator gardens across Worcester, including at 11 public…
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Sewer overflow sends untreated wastewater toward Lake Quinsigamond; swimming, fishing restricted
About 15,000 gallons of untreated wastewater overflowed from a sewer line along Southwest Cutoff in…
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National Grid bringing bill assistance events to Worcester County this summer
Customers can get one-on-one help with energy bills, payment plans and assistance programs at events…
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Two shot inside Victory Cigar Bar on Shrewsbury Street; suspect remains at large
A man and woman were hospitalized after an early morning shooting inside Victory Cigar Bar…
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Residents urge Worcester council to create civilian police review board; debate delayed until August
More than an hour of public testimony preceded a decision by the Worcester City Council…
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West Nile virus found in Worcester mosquitoes; targeted spraying planned Thursday
Mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus have been detected in Worcester, prompting truck-mounted spraying this week,…
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