Weird News

Scalloper Joe Santos dredged a unique item from the Atlantic Ocean: an artifact of New Bedford's long-gone Foxy Lady strip club.

What may look like a typical suburban home on the outside has a storybook village sprawling through the basement that words cannot describe. I'm sure telling you that this three-bedroom, three-bathroom home at 115 West Street in Brockton has a mini village in it's basement brings a lot of things to mind, I'm also pretty sure nothing you imagine is quite what you get in reality...

A postcard mailed over 100 years ago to a home in Fall River was discovered in a wall, and it's still in remarkable shape. But who is Joyce?

It's a creative campaign that can win you cash. But yeah, you've got to talk to a rock. Read more here.

What do millions of LEGO bricks used to make stunning sculptures look like? You can find out this weekend when a one-of-a-kind LEGO art show rolls into Boston. Artist Nathan Sawaya has created over 70 sculptures entirely of LEGO for a traveling exhibit known as The Art of the Brick and starting this Friday, November 18 it will be on display and filling a gallery space at 343 Newbury Street until A

I could be very wrong, but from my own observation- gone are the days of high heels and cobblestones in the downtown district of New Bedford.

A Westport woman captured what appears to be a fireball falling from the sky.

Someone's leaving blue tissue paper flowers on New Bedford cars with an interesting message.

According to Burke, it's best to focus on the things you can change and control, starting from within.

Growing up, we learned Daylight Saving Time was meant to help farmers, but is that true?