Worcester’s “College Town” Status Gets a National Stamp of Approval: Clark University Earns Major Ranking
National experts have officially recognized Clark University for its "deep commitment" to the City of Worcester. Clark is among the institutions nationwide to earn the 2026 Carnegie Classification, a gold standard that verifies how a school partners with…
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Fallon Health to Join Mass General Brigham: Worcester Chamber Calls for “Unabated” Local Support
A Worcester icon is joining the state's largest health system. Following today’s announcement that Fallon Health will be acquired by Mass General Brigham, we look at the potential impact on 1,000 local jobs, downtown's economy, and the future of Fallon’s…
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Housing Expansion Greenlit for West Boylston St Corridor.
Worcester’s North End is density-bound. Following Wednesday's Planning Board approvals for new units on the West Boylston Street corridor, we break down what the 'North Woo' expansion means for traffic and infrastructure. Plus: The School Committee votes…
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Polar Park 2026: Earliest Start Ever & The “Glow” Return
Worcester’s 2026 baseball season is making history before it even begins. From the earliest Opening Day on record to the return of the viral Cosmic Baseball glow-in-the-dark tour, Polar Park is set for a record-breaking 5th Anniversary. Get the official…
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Worcester 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…
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