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Street congestion around city schools has been a serious issue for years. The City Council discussed some ways to alleviate some of those problems during Thursday's meeting.

How many times have you been stuck waiting for the New Bedford-Fairhaven bridge to open up?

We all believe that friendship should be a strong foundation to any romantic relationship. Now there’s evidence to prove what we already know to be true. Just look at Cosmo's latest video, listing the signs that you've found "The One." A new study suggests that a married or cohabiting couple tends to be HAPPIER if they consider each other to be best friends...

Officials with the Massachusetts Department of Transportation say the $100 million estimate to replace the New Bedford-Fairhaven Bridge is not too far off. MassDOT has begun a study which will result in recommended improvements to Route 6 between New Bedford and Fairhaven, with a heavy focus on the antiquated bridge...

A dog may be man's best friend, but dolphins can imitate human actions, and even how they solve problems. A recent study shows that when a dolphin has one of its senses blocked, it can use other senses to mimic a human's movements. A bottlenose dolphin named Tanner was blindfolded and instructed to mimic the actions of a trainer in the water with him...

On the Morning Show today we had a story that said 35% of American women own more than 20 pairs of shoes, soooo that got us wondering, "Who has the most pairs of shoes?"

Local residents will soon be able to take part in a long-term cancer study, which aims to answer many questions for future generations. The Cancer Prevention Study 3, being performed by the American Cancer Society, has tapped the Southcoast Centers for Cancer Care and the City of New Bedford to reach out to the public in search of participants...

Wait a minute! This is not my claim, I'm just reporting what I read today.

Encouraging news from Johns Hopkins University, where doctors implanted a 'brain pacemaker-like' device into a patient with mild Alzheimer's.

An extensive study of the brains of dead athletes and others shows that most had signs of brain damage after suffering repeated head injuries.