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Boston cream pie is an iconic Massachusetts dessert, and numerous bakeries have them, as well as other similar treats, on their menus.

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

COVID did a hatchet job on the finances of Fairhaven-based M.O.L.I.F.E., one of the most regarded nonprofits on the SouthCoast, and now it is looking for help.

The Weather Channel says an invasive species of stink bug driven north by climate change could threaten the SouthCoast's fruit crops.

Fairhaven-based M.O.L.I.F.E. works with intellectually and physically challenged adults to enhance their lives.

The 17th Annual New Bedford Seaport Chowderfest saw over 2,000 attendees sampling chowders and soups from 19 different restaurants, food trucks and kitchens.

Fairhaven-based M.O.L.I.F.E. works with intellectually and physically challenged adults to enhance their lives.

Were you shocked to see Acushnet's Parting Ways gas station flip to Shell? The owner tells us why it happened.

Massachusetts will receive $37 million more in fuel assistance funds from the federal government to help residents to stay warm this winter.

Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker threatened to veto legislation that would revive Happy Hour discounted drinks.