Taylor Cormier

Massachusetts officials have ordered 11 compounding pharmacies to completely or partially shut down their operations after a series of recent and unannounced state inspections.

The unannounced inspections were conducted over the past several months at 40 sterile compounding pharmacies across the state

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Republican state Rep. Daniel Winslow says he's ``99 percent'' sure he'll run in a special election for the U.S. Senate seat formerly held by U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry.

Winslow formed an exploratory committee on Tuesday to test the waters for a possible candidacy

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A New Bedford is sentenced to life in prison today in a Maine court, after being convicted of a double murder.

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The tragic death of a 9-month-old child over a week ago schocked New Bedford, but brought many people together Saturday night. Family, friends, and even those with only an emotional connection to those affected by the death of Ariel Eluziario turned out for

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Media reports indicate former Senator Scott Brown will not run in the special election to replace Senator John Kerry.

The Republican won a special election in 2010 to replace the late Senator Ted Kennedy, but he was defeated last November by Democrat Elizabeth Warren

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A full investigation is underway at Apponequet Regional High School, looking to find out who wrote apparent bomb threats on bathroom walls.

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Services were held today for 9-month-old Ariel Eluziario, who passed away last week.

Family, friends, and even strangers gathered at the Aubertine-Lopes Funeral Home to lend support and grieve.

Pastor Ken

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A very prominent name in Rhode Island is visiting New Bedford Thursday night.

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Usage at the New Bedford Regional Airport saw a significant increase last year.

Thomas Vick, Airport Manager says over 12,000 people took flights out of New Bedford via Cape Air to Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, a 10% increase over 2011

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Nearly 400 people were labeled homeless in New Bedford last year, and the annual count is underway to see if that number has risen or fallen.

The 2013 Point-In-Time Homeless Count began at 2pm Wednesday, with about 30 volunteers hitting the pavement for 24 hours, surveying those living on the streets and in shelters

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