A Lifetime of Looking” from Sept. 4–26 at 404 Elm St., Dartmouth. The exhibition will be open Thursdays through Saturdays ...

At the Sept. 3 hearing, attorneys’ arguments hinged on whether the Board of Health had the right to base its decision on ...

Acushnet selectmen vote to suspend use of the single license reader camera in their town; Dartmouth will not renew its ...

U.S. Rep. William Keating, who has represented the South Coast in Congress for more than a decade, sits for an interview with The Light at the New Bedford Regional Airport. Credit: Eleonora Bianchi / ...

I’d be struggling to pay for everything [without the Association for the Relief of Aged Women]. I wouldn’t be able to do it.” – Joan Cambra ...

Lighthouse Tavern offers free billiards every Monday and Wednesday from 4 p.m. to close. The bar features light fare and drinks. Located at 578 Brock Ave., New Bedford.

U.S. Sen. Ed Markey of Massachusetts secured the Democratic nomination in his bid for a third term in office Tuesday, fighting off a challenger who argued that it was time for a generational change.

Edward Pacheco garners a mere 14 votes more than Stephen Medeiros, who has not decided whether he will ask for a recount.

Jesse St. Gelais, an insurance agent and Acushnet resident, beat Westport attorney Christopher Thrasher on Tuesday in the Republican primary for the 8th Bristol seat, according to preliminary results.

Political newcomer Chester Tam won the Republican primary for the Bristol 9th district, beating former New Bedford City Councilor Henry Bousquet.