The Tim Weisberg Show

A New Bedford woman, working as a jail librarian, was indicted in a multi-person K-2 smuggling scheme at the Bristol County House of Correction in Dartmouth.

A massive wind turbine blade broke off in Plymouth, landing in a cranberry bog. Fire officials and MassDEP are investigating the rare turbine failure.

A Guatemalan man has been convicted of the 1991 Attleboro murder of Ismael Garcia after being found on a shrimp farm and extradited to Massachusetts.

Two teenagers killed in a Route 140 crash in New Bedford have been identified as 17-year-old Gabriel Sequeira and 15-year-old Anne De Carvalho, officials said.

The D.A.'s Office confirmed missing New Bedford man Antonio Valente, 83, was found dead near Market Basket. Investigation ongoing, foul play not suspected.

A new SouthCoast Facebook food-share group uses the Buy Nothing model to fight food insecurity amid SNAP benefit uncertainty, connecting donors and neighbors in the community.

In New Bedford’s election, civics teacher James Roy captured the open At-Large council seat, posting 3,872 votes; Ward 2 upsets, turnout stayed low at 11.32 percent.

In New Bedford’s city election, creased absentee ballots triggered jams in polling machines at Ward 1 and Ward 3; all votes secured and counted, officials confirm.

Edaville’s Festival of Lights returns as Edaville Historic Train & Holiday Festival with new pricing, rebranding, and added attractions.

We asked you to vote for your favorite in our Howl-o-Ween Pet Photo Contest, and although it was a tough choice, here is the winner and the top 10.