Greater Worcester

The Creative Hub Worcester at the former Ionic Avenue Boys and Girls Club is seen by the two co-founding art educators Laura Marotta and Stacy Lord as a way to keep Worcester's artists in the city through more studio space.

Leonard Metcalf talks about the history and future of BlueHive as he steps into his new role as senior vice president.

Worcester's Crompton Place has developed a model to turn old industrial buildings into visitor destinations with personality.

Worcester Polytechnic Institute's President Laurie Leshin is strengthening the school's connection to the business and research community with a new position.

A two-floor, 30,000 square-foot construction project at Mercantile Center has been completed for tenant Nationwide Insurance.

The MBTA's commuter rail is anticipating record revenues of $215 million for fiscal year 2016.

An amendment to the municipal modernization bill in the House would bring happy hour back to the state of Massachusetts.

The Prevention and Wellness Trust Fund that was established in 2012 is still seen as the "future of health care" in the state.

Worcester's city council has voted to approve both a $104 million Downtown Urban Revitalization Plan that targets 24 properties for redevelopment and possible taking by the city, and a $611 million dollar budget.

Chuck Faris is officially retiring from Spectrum Health Systems on Friday after 45 years with the nonprofit.