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A New Bedford based manufacturing company is being honored by state lawmakers with the Massachusetts Manufacturer of the Year award.

A state judge has allowed the four-month ban on the sale of vaping products to remain in effect, but said Gov. Baker failed to obey requirements in enacting it.

A Vineyard man, formerly the executive of a Waltham-based technology company has pleaded guilty to a fraud and embezzlement scheme that netted over $3 million.

The Department of Public Health will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, October 23 regarding Southcoast Hospitals Group's proposed closure of the maternity unit at Tobey Hospital.

A New Bedford man was arrested at Ash Street Jail around midnight on Monday morning.

The victims of last summer's fatal crash in which a truck collided with five motorcycles are being memorialized in New Hampshire.

A structure fire in Fairhaven caused an estimated $100,000 in damages Monday morning.

Mitt Romney has been outed as a Twitter troll.

Their love story was cut short by fate but let it serve as inspiration for all of us.

The Massachusetts Democratic presidential primary should be an easy win for Elizabeth Warren, but Joe Biden is working hard to overtake her on her own turf.

Exactly how and when will the critical/high risk for EEE that has plagued the SouthCoast be dropped? We spoke to Catherine Brown, the doctor at the Massachusetts Department of Health that makes that decision.
Most on the SouthCoast are aware that we are awaiting the first "hard" fro…

After a week spent out of the country, Marcus Ferro returned to the SouthCoast finding a lot had happened in local politics while he was gone.

The deceased 17-year-old victim in last night's homicide in New Bedford has now been publicly identified.

A Carver man has died after he was struck by another vehicle on the side of I-195 in Wareham after exiting his own vehicle following a crash into a guardrail.

A shooting Saturday evening in the New Bedford's North End left one teen dead and another man hospitalized in serious condition.

If you're like me, you may have driven by a large group of people walking on Acushnet Ave in New Bedford today holding anti-slavery signs.  A crowd of a couple of hundred people kicked off the walk at 1 o'clock today at Riverside Park in an effort to bring awareness about sl…