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Worcester residents continue to criticize city's response to recent ICE activity
During a City Council meeting Tuesday, residents accused municipal leaders and the police department of not doing enough to protect the community. -
Worcester Human Rights Commissioners say city manager refused to reappoint them
The development comes as commissioners claim Batista continuously rebuffs their suggestions and requests. -
Worcester School Committee names next superintendent of city's school district
Brian Allen will replace current Superintendent Rachel Monárrez, who's stepping down in June. -
Facing criticism, Worcester police chief says many aspects of DOJ report are accurate
It was a change in tune from the police department, which has repeatedly called the report inaccurate. -
Transportation advocates call for Worcester to adopt bus rapid transit service
The proposal involves buses operating in their own lanes and traffic lights automatically changing when they approach. -
Worcester Public Schools superintendent stepping down in June
Rachel Monárrez accepted a superintendent position in California. -
Healey, UMass Chan leaders warn of negative impacts of NIH funding cuts
Gov. Maura Healey toured UMass Chan Medical School in Worcester on Tuesday to highlight the negative impacts. -
Worcester City Council's effort to change attendance rules for members comes up short
The attempt to penalize councilors for missing meetings comes as Councilor Thu Nguyen continues an indefinite hiatus. -
Worcester residents demand more police accountability following DOJ investigation
Federal investigators found officers use excessive force and engage in inappropriate sexual conduct. -
Worcester has a lot of dirt roads. Residents say good luck driving on them.
Many of the roads are in terrible condition because they're private. The city isn't responsible for maintaining them.
