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After almost five years since filing, New Bedford man Steven Miller has won his suit against Alden Court after his mother died of asphyxiation.

Massachusetts’ ballots are hidden away in local vaults ahead of the Nov. 8 midterms.

Southcoast residents have many options to help them save on heating and electric bills this winter.

The Powerball's next drawing puts a $1.2 billion jackpot up for grabs. See odds, largest grand prizes and which Massachusetts stores sold winning tickets.

The son of an elderly Acushnet woman who died during a brief stay at a Fairhaven nursing home in 2015 has won a years-long wrongful death lawsuit.

The son of an elderly Acushnet woman who died during a brief stay at a Fairhaven nursing home in 2015 has won a years-long wrongful death lawsuit.

These were the Top 5 stories of the past week, according to Herald News readers

Mural in New Bedford celebrates 500 years of Cabo Verdean culture and history.

For over a decade, New Bedford natives Chris and Nelly Saraiva have worked together creating experiences and capturing memories in the wedding and events industry. Now, they have shifted their focus from weddings to Portuguese wine….and spirits!

Two information sessions will be held on November 5 to answer your questions about foster parenting in Massachusetts.