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New Bedford Council President Ryan Pereira called a special meeting to force Mayor Jon Mitchell to use funded appropriations to save Fire Station 9, though the mayor's office dismissed the move as a political stunt.

Seven college students and thirteen local teens are competing for the Miss New Bedford and Miss New Bedford's Teen crowns on October 3.

Playing rugby for nearly two decades shaped my character—and connects me directly to the heroes of United Flight 93 and a Westport family's 9/11 loss.

Boston Casting Inc. is holding an open call for female basketball and softball players ages 18-32 for a 2-day gig paying $1,200 this September.

A Raynham 17-year-old was arrested after the FBI flagged online gaming chat threats of a school shooting and bombing, though police found no weapons.

Twenty-five years after September 11, 2001, a powerful radio caller's raw memories of the World Trade Center attacks remind us never to forget.

Bristol County Agricultural High School AP Biology teacher Diana Hopkins received a $5,853 Toshiba grant to bring modern DNA analysis and biotechnology equipment to Dighton students.

When politicians fake sports fandom to connect with voters, disaster often follows. From John Kerry's "Sweet Adeline" blunder to Tom Menino's legendary name-slaughtering, botched local sports trivia exposes how out of touch leaders really are.

Twenty five years later, we remember the SouthCoast victims of the September 11 attacks by name and photo.

The 2026 Massachusetts "red book" voting guide is officially on its way, bringing record-length details on nine statewide ballot questions covering everything from firearms to public records laws ahead of November 3.

A second New Bedford woman has been arrested and charged with murder for her role in last weekend's mass shooting in Taunton.

New Bedford Police arrested two 17-year-olds for a West End shooting near Chestnut and Willis streets, seizing firearms and a 3D-printed ghost gun frame.