Worcester officials are telling people — and their pets — to stay out of Indian Lake after testing found potentially harmful cyanobacteria at levels above the state threshold for recreation
With 50 stolen bases and counting, Braiden Ward is closing in on a Boston Triple-A record as the WooSox return to Polar Park for their longest homestand of the season
A judge found Worcester activist David Webb guilty of trespassing after prosecutors argued a drone he flew over a City Hall crowd violated a no-trespass order barring him from the property
West Nile virus has again been detected in mosquitoes collected in Worcester, prompting another round of spraying Aug. 4 as health officials raise the city’s risk level from low to moderate
Preservation Worcester’s annual list highlights nine historic buildings and resources facing uncertain futures — while one former endangered property offers proof that deterioration does not have to be the final chapter
Quinsigamond Community College graduate Christian Thompson turned a change in majors and long hours in the college’s manufacturing labs into a career at Worcester’s David Clark Company — and a role working on equipment used in NASA’s Artemis II mission
Days after the Worcester Board of Health revised tobacco regulations, city councilors vote to examine youth exposure to nicotine and vaping with health experts, educators and youth advocates
Thomas McKenney leaves Nativity in September after a tenure that included a record $25 million fundraising campaign and the opening of the school’s first division for girls
Mitul Patel, 40, was sentenced to time served and fined $1,000 after pleading guilty in a federal case involving staged robberies intended to support fraudulent applications for immigration benefits
