Worcester Amends Executive Order to Restrict Use of Municipal Property by Federal Immigration Agents
The City of Worcester has amended its policy regarding federal immigration enforcement to prohibit the use of municipal property for staging operations. The updates also require the release of body camera footage involving federal agents in civil…
Read MoreWorcester Police Union President Files Defamation Lawsuit Against Local News Outlet
As Worcester prepares for the high-profile trial of former City Councilor Etel Haxhiaj, a secondary legal battle has emerged in the Superior Court. What’s Up Worcester investigates the defamation lawsuit filed by Police Union President Thomas Duffy II…
Read MoreThe Committees That Will Build (or Block) 2026
By: Jerry Filmore, Editor in Chief January 6, 2026 The inauguration confetti has been swept up at Doherty Memorial High School, and Mayor Petty’s eighth term is officially underway. While the full City Council doesn’t convene for its first regular…
Read MoreWorcester Wants Your Input on Its Zero Waste Future
Worcester is taking another major step toward a cleaner, more sustainable future. The City has officially released its final “Toward Zero Waste” community survey, giving residents, workers, and students one last chance to help shape the priorities of…
Read MoreMunicipal Election Results are in: Worcester Showed Pride, Peace and Patience at the polls
What’s Up Worcester Staff took the temperature at the polls at 7:21 pm and here’s what we learned… Worcester knows the results are in, at least unofficially until certified by the Election Committee (scroll down). But What’s Up…
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