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How a Worcester student ended up at COP28, the world's largest climate conference
Kenza Bezzat, a senior at WPI, is studying biomedical engineering and wants to make medical advances more sustainable, especially for those in underserved communities. -
The 2nd biggest city in New England is trying to get out of the shadows
We asked more than a dozen people in Boston to name the next largest city in the region. No one got it right. -
Worcester School Committee gets significant shakeup in election
Former Worcester superintendent Maureen Binienda won an at-large seat on the committee, while three incumbents lost their seats. -
Worcester City Council’s incumbents keep their seats
The only two new faces on council will be the members representing District 1 and District 4. -
Republican Durant declares victory in state Senate race for Worcester-Hampshire district
Peter Durant’s win, if results hold, would hand Republicans a fourth out of 40 seats in Massachusetts’ state Senate. -
Worcester Housing Authority unveils new apartments for chronically homeless
Each resident will have access to a case manager and health resources as well as assistance finding jobs. -
'An inflection point': Longtime Worcester incumbents try to survive progressive challengers this November
With Worcester’s election less than two weeks away, municipal races are especially contested this year. -
GBH News hosted Worcester‘s only mayoral debate. Here’s how it went.
Moderator Sam Turken breaks down what happened, during and in the lead-up to, Monday night’s debate. -
Worcester City Council votes against regulating anti-abortion clinics
The decision ends months of debate on the issue. -
Nativity School of Worcester announces plan to enroll girls
The private Jesuit middle school will have a new girls division starting in 2024.
