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SouthCoast residents have a certain swagger, and with that, a certain vocabulary that would need some explaining for tourists.

You know about Lizzie Borden, but there are plenty of other celebrities that have called the SouthCoast home.

When a little girl decided to play with a blind young man with autism at Noah's Playground in New Bedford, his grandmother was left with pure joy.

Kate Kelley has made it her mission to connect families with forgotten photographs that she finds in antique shops. Her latest find is a father-son duo from Taunton.

You don't have to wait for retirement to get your boat and slew of animals. You can get both for free on Craigslist, just by visiting Fall River and Rochester.

It's never easy being the new kid on the block. This New Bedford boy asked his mother to use the power of social media to find him some friends.

Warwick's Melanie Flamand and Marjorie Muller wanted to help the environment and figured out how to divert gently-used clothing from the Rhode Island landfills.

Thanks to his drone purchase, Barry Mullin loves to capture the beauty of the SouthCoast from sky high and shares his findings on YouTube.

When Queso the Parrot escaped, it led one Tiverton mother on a neighborhood search to find her son's helper.

When Barnstable's Arnold the Goose had to undergo immediate surgery, his mate refused to leave his side.