WBSM Staff

Melissa Fay admitted to violating the Massachusetts conflict of interest law for municipal workers and waived her right to a hearing.

State officials are asking SouthCoast residents to reserve water due to the fact that the SouthCoast is experiencing a level one mild drought.

The Massachusetts Department of Transportation announced it will be performing bridge repairs on Route 140 northbound over Braley Road in New Bedford Sunday.

Freetown experienced a brushfire this Monday, taken out in only a couple of hours.

New Bedford Police Officer Vince Peters just completed his first round of chemotherapy. Guest writer Lisa White gives us insight into what makes him a hero.

New Bedford has received $2.5 million from the state's MassWorks Infrastructure Program for bicycle and pedestrian improvements to the South End.

Bar seating will pause from Wednesday, Nov. 25 through Sunday, Nov. 29, as travel is expected to increase. The City is also recommending working from home.

Guest writer Bonnie Boerl, MD and her community organization are looking for volunteers to help sew cloth masks for healthcare workers and others.

David Botting, President and CEO of Community Connections, Inc., shares why it's important to keep those with developmental disabilities employed.

A local college student and makeup artist shares some insight into why the controversy over Drag Queen Story Time is really just based on a mischaracterization.