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Worcester nonprofit leaders of color say they don’t have a fair chance at grant money
Some organizations and officials hope federal funds will even the playing field. -
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Customers, staff reflect on closing of 'landmark' Rotmans furniture store in Worcester
The store is currently holding a liquidation sale before it closes. -
DOJ launches investigation into Worcester police over discriminatory policing
Federal officials will determine whether police engage in excessive force based on race and sex. -
A guide to Worcester’s Ballot Question 5 and the Community Preservation Act
The question asks voters if they approve of a surcharge on their property tax. -
Worcester City Council suspends search for new city manager
Councilors expressed support for hiring the city's acting manager permanently. -
Worcester announces steps to address 'racially toxic' workplace for city staff
A report released in September found employees of color feel excluded and exploited. -
Graduate students at Clark University in Worcester ratify labor agreement following strike
Workers demanded better wages and benefits. -
What inclusionary zoning means and what Worcester is considering before it happens
Worcester officials seek to create more affordable housing around the city -
Worcester fire department awarded $15 million from FEMA
The money will help the department hire firefighters and purchase new equipment.
