The developers of a 364-unit housing project on Franklin Street are at risk of losing a tax exemption agreement with the city ...

In Worcester, the rain is expected to pick up the afternoon of Friday, Sept. 25, continuing through Saturday, Sept. 26 and ...

Holy Cross looks to build off a close loss to nationally-ranked Yale, plus area athletes honored with league awards.

WORCESTER – A Gardner man pleaded guilty Wednesday, Sept. 23, in federal court to tampering with opioids intended to be dispensed to patients in hospice and memory care at a Fitchburg health care ...

Pulitzer Prize winner Megan Marshall will give a lecture at Worcester State University and receive an honorary degree. Marshall's talk will focus on "everyday heroism," drawing from her biographies of ...

Tim Dumas found some of the top performances from last week for readers to vote on to decide the Hometeam Girls' Soccer ...

Quabbin soccer captain Jacoby Dilling is leading a team turnaround while managing the daily challenges of ADHD.

The state Inspector General on Tuesday, Sept. 22, weighed in on the state’s search for contractors who would be able to refurbish and manage its 18 travel service plazas, reviewing the draft of the ...

Macksoud, a mental health counselor who grew up in Lincoln, Rhode Island, and now lives in Windsor Locks, Connecticut, had ...

MIT is the new top university in the U.S. News rankings, unseating Princeton. See the 16 Massachusetts schools ranked.

Councilor-at-Large Morris Bergman, who voted against the motion, was the sole voice in support of the public property camping fine. Vice Chair Khrystian King abstained and made countermotion.

Councilor-at-Large Kathleen Toomey apologized to the community on Sept. 22 for exercising poor judgment during an on-site car ...