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Who really owns the $4 million lottery ticket? That is the question that is being asked all over New Bedford and in the local courthouse.

It appears that an era is ending in New Bedford. The Standard-Times newspaper is selling its building downtown.

A man trying to get away from immigration officials found himself trapped on the roof of a Fall River newspaper.

Police say a newspaper affiliated with the Ku Klux Klan was randomly delivered to several homes in the town of Raynham.

Boston Globe subscribers waited later than usual on Sunday or may not have even gotten yesterday’s edition of the Boston Sunday Globe.

France has raised its alert to the highest level after a deadly shooting incident in central Paris that killed 12 people and is being called a terrorist attack.

The Standard-Times is saying goodbye to its editor at the end of the year. Effective January 1, Editor and Associate Publisher of the Standard-Times Bob Unger is stepping down from the paper. In a letter to employees, President and Publisher of the SouthCoast Media Group Peter Meyer says Unger "sees this as the right time to pass the reins to a well-prepared team fully committed to serving th

A tractor trailer truck carrying Friday's edition of the Standard Times from its Cape Cod printing plant to New Bedford, hit a bridge abutment on Rt. 195 westbound early Friday morning at the Highland Ave overpass.

The Boston Phoenix, one of the New England's oldest alternative news and arts weekly newspaper, has ceased print publication after 47 years and is cutting 40 jobs immediately because of long-term decline in advertising revenues. Publisher Stephen Mindich said Thursday that the Providence Phoenix in Rhode Island and Portland Phoenix in Maine will remain in business because their local advertising m

The "Boston Globe" is going up for sale. The New York Times Company is putting its New England news division that includes the "Globe" on the market, though a deal isn't imminent.