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Student gains, superintendent review and $466,000 in grants head to school committee
Worcester school officials will review Superintendent Brian Allen’s first-year performance, student reading and math gains,…
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Worcester Board of Health approves updated tobacco regulations
Officials cite youth vaping concerns while saying changes also aim to provide clearer rules for…
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Board of Health holds rescheduled public hearing this week on proposed tobacco regulation changes
The Worcester Board of Health holds a public hearing on proposed changes to the city’s…
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Free Fitness in the Parks program continues across Worcester this summer
From yoga and Zumba to basketball skills and HIIT workouts, Worcester’s free Fitness in the…
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Worcester raises police recruit age limit amid sharp drop in applicants
A new state law expands eligibility for Worcester police recruits from age 32 to 39…
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Mosquito control crews set July dates in Worcester
Central Massachusetts Mosquito Control Project crews are scheduled to be available in Worcester on four…
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Battle of the Badges brings in more than 100 blood donors
Worcester police and firefighters faced off in a friendly blood drive competition at the DCU…
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Community Healthlink launches update page as program transitions continue
UMass Memorial Health says most Community Healthlink programs remain open as the organization moves toward…
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As Worcester grows, Main South residents weigh progress and persistent challenges
As investment reshapes parts of the city, residents, business owners and local officials offer differing…
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From breaking news to national treasure: the changing face of the Declaration of Independence
After the Continental Congress approved the Declaration on July 4, 1776, its official printer, John…
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