Worcester MA

An off-duty Massachusetts State Trooper was seen on video punching another off-duty trooper at a bar.

According to a Massachusetts State Police spokesperson, once state police were notified of the incident, the off-duty trooper who struck the other trooper was relieved.

Concord Middle School in Massachusetts is moving forward with a rooftop solar project despite not receiving a $1.4 million state grant, considering a privately financed approach instead. A proposed rooftop solar project at Concord Middle School in Massachusetts is still advancing even though the district did not land a

A trip to a Massachusetts liquor store turned out to be worth millions thanks to a State Lottery scratch ticket. According to the Massachusetts State Lottery, The Braintree Plumbers Trust of Philadelphia, PA has claimed a $4 million grand prize in the Massachusetts State Lottery’s “Fabulous Fortune” $10 instant ticket

To the Editor: "For the good of the people" is a phrase that implies well-being. Yet it becomes increasingly difficult to discern when municipal financial troubles abound. Over the past 56 years, I have watched Northborough’s town administration gradually shift away from service and cost-conscious governance toward sel

BOSTON – The Massachusetts Department of Transitional Assistance has announced that they have recently uncovered a large-scale skimming fraud scheme in the federal SUN Bucks program, which helps families afford food for their children when school is closed during the summer. “This event is part of a national trend...

Webster Five has appointed Sutton accountant and entrepreneur Tracy LeMaire to its board of directors, adding a financial professional whose career has spanned public accounting, consulting and small-business leadership. LeMaire is the founder of Evolve CPA Consulting, a firm she launched in 2021 to help businesses nav

WORCESTER, MA- Some businesses are more than places to shop—they become part of a city’s identity. The City of Worcester’s Economic Development Department has launched its inaugural Legacy Businesses Program, recognizing locally owned businesses that have served as neighborhood cornerstones for decades. The first class

The Worcester School Committee this week approved a $623.6 million school budget for the next fiscal year, with healthcare and special education tuition getting more money and instructional materials getting less. The committee unanimously voted in favor of the fiscal 2027 budget Thursday night. It is $34.38 million mo

A Worcester city council subcommittee has signaled openness toward reducing but not fully eliminating parking minimums city-wide. The Standing Committee on Economic Development met on Thursday night to discuss the planning board’s recommendation to consider adopting an ordinance that eliminates or “aggressively reduce”