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Worcester Public Schools opening 7 new libraries — but lacks books to fill shelves
A parent-led campaign is fundraising to collect more than 15,000 new books. -
In some Worcester neighborhoods, trees are few and far between
Gateway City programs, local initiatives and city investments are helping expand Worcester's urban tree canopy. Yet some of the neighborhoods that would benefit most remain the hardest places to plant. -
Newly obtained DOJ letter sheds light on decision to close investigation into Worcester Police
Worcester city leaders suggested the DOJ may have revoked or rescinded its findings about police misconduct. But a copy of the department’s letter doesn’t make any mention of it. -
Worcester leaders call for better commuter rail service to Boston
Worcester residents who rely on the commuter rail have complained for years that it’s inefficient and unreliable. -
Worcester County behavioral health agency announces plans to transition programs ahead of closing
Community Healthlink shocked people across the region when it announced in April its plans to shut down. -
Worcester residents furious over city’s opposition to police oversight board
City Manager Eric Batista says creating a civilian review board would be too costly and is unnecessary. -
Worcester residents call for leaders to finally act on recommendation for police oversight board
Ten months ago, a local think tank said creating an independent police oversight body would increase officer accountability. -
Ghanaians across Massachusetts celebrate Ghana’s draw against England in the World Cup
While the draw may not count officially as a victory, it felt like a win. -
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