93% of firm employees participated in volunteer projects and giving efforts supporting nonprofits across the region
The event is held across the U.S on the first Tuesday in August.
Quinsigamond Community College has added two new members to its Campus Police Department.
Crews will replace about 15 miles between Framingham and Auburndale.
A Worcester man was sentenced this week after officials say he killed two brothers outside a Grafton Street business in 2021.
A longtime Worcester hot dog landmark is getting some national attention.
Spraying is planned near Willow Street after mosquitoes tested positive; no case has been confirmed in a person and risk remains low.
The nonprofit has received a national grant to expand support for children involved in abuse and neglect proceedings.
Volunteers will get another chance this month to help remove an invasive plant from Lake Quinsigamond.
A Worcester institution marked a major step forward in the construction of a new 57,000-square-foot facility.
A ranking office at the Worcester County Sheriff's Office is celebrating a major career milestone this week.
The Worcester Art Museum has named a new curator to help oversee one of its major collections.
The local numbers came as statewide closed sales also rose in June.
20-year-old Dominick Tocci died following a canoe incident in Connecticut earlier this year.
The company will bring three Broadway and screen performers to the BrickBox Theater next season.
Police found cocaine, fentanyl, crack cocaine, $7,000 and drug paraphernalia during the searches.
Several locations across the city will serve as cooling centers this week.
Rep. Meg Kilcoyne was honored during the Doctor Franklin Perkins School’s Recognition Day Celebration
One lucky Massachusetts Lottery player won a large prize after buying a ticket in the city.
Central Massachusetts is remembering a longtime firefighter whose family's ties to the Fitchburg Fire Department spanned generations.
The legislator will visit Worcester on Sunday for a WooSox game and a campaign event.
The project will reuse the building to create 48 rental homes, including 5 affordable units.
A new class of police officers graduated, sending recruits to departments across Central Massachusetts.
Worcester is looking to fill a technology position tied to the city’s human resources and financial systems.
Jacob Labonte, a 2022 Worcester State graduate, was named a recipient of the 2026 Alzheimer Award from the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease.
The WYSH Project returns to the BrickBox Theater July 10-11 for three powerful, student-written performances.
The school district is pointing families to several summer programs and learning resources available during the summer break.
Southborough police said the 48-year-old nearly struck officers during a traffic stop.
This is the latest in a wave of new coffee shops coming to Worcester.
Clark University was granted $27 million in federal funding to expand Registered Apprenticeship opportunities.
Police said the E-bike operator, a 40-year-old man, is expected to survive.
A 20-year-old is facing charges after police said he flashed a gun during an argument at a restaurant in Auburn.
About 6,800 school-aged children are in foster care in Massachusetts, according to the hospital system.
Prosecutors said he tried to pay $150 to have sex with someone he believed was a 15-year-old girl.
A Worcester man is facing charges as part of a drug investigation, according to police.
Worcester residents will have a chance this month to dispose of certain hazardous household materials by appointment.
Worcester will mark the preservation of a former farm property next week with a ribbon cutting in the city’s north end.
Two lucky Massachusetts Lottery players won massive prizes after purchasing tickets in Worcester.
The Worcester Railers added four returning players to their 2026-27 roster this week.
Worcester Community Cabinet volunteers plan annual benefit supporting home health and hospice services