WBSM Staff

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.

A New Bedford mom shares the story of what happened after she discovered vandals scrawled racist graffiti on her favorite tree in Brooklawn Park.

On the 30th anniversary of the murder of his sister Heidi, here's a letter sent by Mark Patnaude asking the name of Mike Padeiro be removed from Mike & Wayne's.

If you're having trouble losing weight or quitting smoking, the answer may be coming to New Bedford this Friday, April 5.

After accusations made on social media, Westport Police confirm a former firefighter was recently reported to have sexually abused children over 30 years ago.

A local mom educates about Noonan Syndrome, a multi-system genetic disorder occurring in about one in 2,500 people. February is Noonan Syndrome Awareness Month.

Two former Diman students feel there is more to the story about the Diman School Committee's decision not to renew the contract of Superintendent Thomas Aubin.