The Public Library first established a bookmobile program on Nov. 18, 1940, when librarians loaded a truck with 2,700 books.

Nelson Otim of Worcester was arrested in Vermont for allegedly speeding over 100 mph while driving on I-89 northbound.

It wasn't just cakes. According to the New England Historical Society, Hemenway was said to have roasted a pig on the ...

Jacob Perrault scored less than two minutes into the game and the Maine Mariners completed a three-game sweep of the ...

Gov. Maura T. Healey promised that Massachusetts will sue the Trump administration to keep full federal food aid benefits ...

Residents clapped veterans, saluted the fallen and remembered those across the UK who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country ...

Worcester News reporter Kieran Williams and freelance sports photographer Paul France have both been nominated for regional honours.

When he returned to Liverpool seven years later, the city had changed. A new generation of drug dealers had now filled the ...

The Boston Red Sox ended up not using their Triple-A catching depth much at the major-league level, but that depth was still ...

The marketing of higher-quality pet food suggests that it’s healthier. But there isn’t much evidence to suggest refrigerated, ...

On Saturday night, comedy stars Conan O’Brien, Sarah Silverman, Sebastian Maniscalco, and more joined host Denis Leary for ...

With so many trees, the Cathedral has expanded the festival beyond the Cloisters and Chapter House, and into College Green, ...