State and federal officials joins Worcester students and community leaders next week as Worcester Public Schools formally launches an anti-racism campaign created in response to racist incidents involving the district’s student-athletes. Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell and U.S. Rep. James McGovern are scheduled to take part in a districtwide Stand Against Racism assembly Tuesday, Sept.…
A collection of more than 2,600 historic menus donated to the American Antiquarian Society offers a window into how Americans ate, traveled, socialized and experienced a changing nation in the 19th century
The state funding helps Worcester finish a citywide flood model designed to identify current and future risks and guide investments in infrastructure as heavier rainfall and urban flooding pose growing challenges
Councilors called for changes to the city’s “Disrupting the Cycle” strategy after questioning a proposed $25 camping fine and learning service providers and unhoused residents had not been consulted about the penalty
The Worcester city councilor says she showed poor judgment and acknowledges her actions created the appearance that she was seeking special treatment following her Sept. 2 crash
Worcester finished its sixth season with a winning record and another 500,000-ticket year while sending key contributors — including manager Chad Tracy — to Boston
Nearly 40 years after Worcester’s current governing charter took effect, a City Council committee will hold a public discussion Sept. 28 on whether it is time for a broader review
After noticing a faded crosswalk on his walk to school, 10-year-old Manolo Garcia took his case to the Worcester City Council. By the next day, the lines were freshly painted
