mystery

A strange discovery near the Fun 107 parking lot in Fairhaven has people asking questions after a doll head was found in the mulch.

A Dartmouth woman was left scratching her head after discovering a lone slice of pizza on her doorstep, with no clue who left it or why.

Someone ordered a pizza to be delivered to Fun 107 in Fairhaven for Jackson, but nobody knows who it was.

A strange discovery was unearthed in Fall River nearly 200 years ago and remains a complete mystery today. One morning in May of 1831, Hannah Borden Cook (future great-aunt of alleged murderer Lizzie Borden) was near Fifth and Hartwell streets grabbing a bucket of sand to scour her knives when she uncovered a skull. She brought back searcher...

Listen to Mike's complete interview with Michael and Maddie as he recounts his search to find 'Honest Sally,' but it doesn't exactly have a fairy tale ending.

The full tale of the 'Honest Sally' banner hanging over Route 195 is the feel-good story of the year.

The sign is located just before the Penniman Street exit in New Bedford on the overpass of Shawmut Ave and is baffling everyone who passes by it.

You can normally find a husband and wife selling corn off the bed of their truck on the side of the road in Fairhaven, but not this year. So where did they go?

One standalone bush in the Sconticut Neck Plaza in Fairhaven leaves Gazelle puzzled.

A Fall River police officer described as tall, beefy and "yum" was spotted at a CVS during a call.