Worcester

Microcredentials, short-term targeted courses for those looking to gain a specific skill set without enrolling in a traditional degree program, are now available at Clark University in Worcester.

The last-mile delivery facility on Neponset Street is destined to be the final stop for packages before they’re delivered to customers.

Two multistate cannabis companies with operations in Central Massachusetts, have been fined a combined $165,000 by the state’s Cannabis Control Commission for regulatory violations.

Sequel Law, a Worcester-based firm specializing in divorce and family law, has been acquired.

The measure would establish licensed facilities where people could buy and take the drugs under supervision, and Bay Staters would also be permitted to grow and use them at home.

Employees at Vision Advertising, Rockland Trust, and the Worcester Art Museum are makeup upward moves in their careers.

Banking and finance leaders at Central Massachusetts institutions see education as a key way to help combat financial illiteracy.

The most straightforward analysis of the rate reduction is it’s good news for people and businesses who are either looking to borrow or who are already paying down debt.

Worcester’s NAACP Unit has expressed its support of the City’s decision to hire Kevin Lovaincy.

Attending college has become more accessible for students of the College of the Holy Cross as the Worcester institution has announced those whose families earn $100,000 a year or fewer with reasonable assets will receive full-tuition grants.