WBJ Staff

The Worcester Together Fund has raised more than $10 million toward its Central Mass COVID-19 relief efforts, the funds’ organizers announced on Monday.

Nichols College, which expects to welcome students for the fall semester starting Aug. 26, said Friday it will provide free regular coronavirus testing for students, faculty and staff.

Various nursing jobs, from nursing assistants to nurse practitioners, make higher salaries in the Worcester metropolitan area and across Massachusetts than national averages, according to new federal data released Wednesday.

Cases of coronavirus in the United States could be six to 24 times higher than reported figures officially show, according to a U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention study published Tuesday.

Worcester and Gardner are sharing in $3.6 million in MassDevelopment state funding aimed at helping communities develop challenging locations, including money benefiting a new Table Talk Pies facility in Worcester.

Worcester insurer Fallon Health has joined in a partnership with a Utah-based health technology company to identify and support high-risk residents across Massachusetts.

Clark University in Worcester will offer three new master’s degree programs through its School of Management, including marketing, marketing analytics and accounting analytics, the university announced on Monday. 

In Massachusetts, it's all but impossible to top any hospital ranking if you're not Massachusetts General Hospital or Boston Children's Hospital.

A sports complex with two indoor soccer fields and retail space in Milford has been sold for $2.1 million.

Harrington Hospital's Southbridge and Webster campuses have been recognized for their stroke care by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health.