One of Worcester’s largest affordable housing redevelopment projects reachs a major milestone this week as city, state and housing officials gather to celebrate the completion of the first phase of
Worcester officials are investigating whether a decades-old promise to name a street and playground after Arries Ann Ward was ever fully carried out
As Worcester school officials continue reviewing a proposed $623 million budget, committee members also take up student transition plans, federal grant funding and policy changes affecting school safety and discipline
Greater Worcester Community Foundation is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a one-time $2 million funding package supporting local nonprofits, affordable housing, childcare, food security and scholarship programs
Worcester residents can meet one-on-one with National Grid representatives this month to learn about bill assistance programs, payment plans and ways to lower energy costs before peak summer heat arrives
Clark University graduate student Sumanth Aitham earned first place for a platform designed to help students learn complex computer science concepts through interactive visualizations
The Quinsigamond Community College president steps down after a decade marked by enrollment growth, expanded student support programs and the college’s designation as a Hispanic-Serving Institution
Fourteen recruits graduated from the Worcester County Sheriff’s Office training academy, including seven new correctional officers from Worcester
Worcester’s Olga Valdman and Health Foundation of Central Massachusetts President and CEO Amie Shei take part in a statewide health equity summit as leaders weigh the impact of potential federal policy changes on health care access
City officials present proposed memorial plans for Worcester Common during a June 11 public hearing before a final design is submitted for approval
