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Memorial Day weekend is here and the grill is about to be fired up!  Most of us will be cooking up burgers, dogs and chicken.  We thought it would be fun to ask how you like your burger, many people shared their recipe with us

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Wareham Police are investigating the death of a woman who was hit by a car while walking in the area of the Liquor Locker at Routes 6 and 28 Wednesday night.

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The Massachusetts Senate has passed a bill to ensure that off-duty first responders who provide emergency care are not subject to lawsuits.

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Investigators have questioned the local chiropractor who was the subject of a 24-hour land and water search last weekend after finding items belonging to Gary Alves in a wooded area near Sconticut Neck near the entrance to the Causeway.

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A 23 year old New Bedford man is being treated at Rhode Island Hospital following a pedestrian accident Wednesday afternoon in the city's North End. 

Police Chief David Provencher tells WBSM News, the man had just stepped off a SERTA bus at Church and Staron Streets, when he was struck by a car

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The debate over the Fairhaven Board of Health election will go on for a while longer. 

A Superior Court Jjudge has set a hearing for May 31 to consider a request by challenger John Wethington  for a new election

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The stone house in the center of Hazelwood Park is currently vacant and closed to the public, but the City is looking to change that.

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Though the results of a state sound study of the Fairhaven wind turbines has brought relief to some, there are still questions to be answered.

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Congressman Bill Keating is hoping to restore some of what a New Bedford family lost last week.

Thieves recently broke into the home of the Ford family, and stole several military medals, including the Purple Heart, that had been posthumously awarded to Marine Lance Corporal Michael Ford

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Fishing leaders in New Bedford found a good listener Wednesday in Republican Candidate for Senate Gabriel Gomez.

Gomez met with industry representatives for an hour to learn about the industry.

Seafood Auction President Richie Canastra says federal regulations have become more drastic in recent years, putting fishermen out of work

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