After last week’s marathon meeting ran out of time, Worcester city councilors return Tuesday to tackle the FY27 budget, police staffing questions, infrastructure concerns and a slate of unfinished agenda items
The first professional baseball game was played in 1869, so “unprecedented” is an overused word in dugouts and press boxes. About the only unprecedented thing left in the game is
The Worcester Majors face the New England Suns in a June 6 exhibition game at Forest Grove Middle School, combining basketball, fundraising and community engagement
Worcester saw Early College enrollment nearly double, the Community Foundation marked its 50th anniversary with a $2 million investment package and city leaders continued debating budget priorities, public safety projects and infrastructure spending
Worcester Housing Authority and Trinity Financial celebrate completion of 129 new affordable apartments as the former Curtis Apartments begin a new chapter as The Phoenix at Curtis
After a lengthy budget discussion, Worcester School Committee members turned to aviation education, digital hall passes, student transition services and updates to district policies
A growing partnership between Holy Cross, the city and the Worcester Cultural Coalition will support new work exploring identity, disability, immigration, music and community
State education officials announced the largest expansion of Massachusetts Early College programs during a visit to Worcester Technical High School, where participation has surged in recent years
From a classic rock giant returning to the DCU Center to a rare look inside 19th-century Worcester jail records, this weekend also offers blues at WCUW, a food truck and craft beverage festival on the Common, and a multicultural celebration of food and community at Elm Park
A partnership between Quinsigamond Community College and Southbridge Public Schools is expanding after two years of growth, with dozens of students earning free college credits before graduating high school
