Spotted a boat on its side in New Bedford? That’s the Eileen Rita, a scalloper that sank in Boston Harbor last month.

The ill fated New Bedford scalloper Eileen Rita was top news this week. Here's a recap of the most-read Standard Times ...

Grab your sunscreen it's almost beach time. At these beaches you don't need to be a resident to soak up some rays.

The massive former National Guard Armory is being readied for redevelopment. The city will seek proposals this year.

The harbor quickly became an epicenter for trading and whaling, becoming the third busiest whaling port after New Bedford and Nantucket in Massachusetts. However, the harbor's rocky waters soon became ...

The Eileen Rita is registered out of New Bedford. The 86-foot fishing boat ran aground near Green Island. MORE ON THE STORY:3 rescued and fuel spilled from fishing boat capsized in Boston Harbor ...

even as a tugboat pulled the Wanderer out of the harbor. After anchoring the Wanderer near Mishaum Point in Dartmouth, Captain Edwards hopped back on the tugboat to New Bedford, where he may have ...

WBZ-TV's Tammy Mutasa reports. Tests show bird flu caused the death of a 21-year-old harbor seal at a zoo in New Bedford, Massachusetts. Buttonwood Park Zoo in New Bedford is mourning the death ...

The fishing vessel Eileen Rita, which capsized and sank in Boston Harbor in April, has been returned to its home port of New Bedford. The damaged vessel is currently at a private company's ...

East Beach is a wide, sandy beach with spectacular views of Butler Flats Lighthouse and all the ships and sailboats in the New Bedford Harbor. Amenities include two outdoor volleyball courts ...