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UMass Dartmouth Professor Brian Glyn Williams has studied the Russian invasion of Ukraine and has reached some very strong conclusions about the war.

The Vocational Awards Committee is raising money to help vocational students pay the cost of tools, fees and licenses that are needed to practice their trade.

The Charlton College of Business received a grant from One SouthCoast Chamber to conduct the survey in order to learn more about the people who visit the area.

Three New Bedford city councilors are proposing a plan to purchase dilapidated nursing homes and turn them into properties used for new housing developments.

A flying squirrel from Cape Cod has been given a new lease on life after he was accidentally caught in an insulating foam mishap earlier this week.

Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Technical High School was the target of a bomb threat Thursday evening, but 'no dangerous items' were discovered.

Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey has proposed a $1 million budget reduction for Hey Sam, a confidential peer-to-peer texting hotline for young people in trouble.

Greek Independence Day is an important day for all Greeks, a day to remember the struggles of the past and to celebrate the freedom that the Greeks have today.

The day after the U.S. upped its participation in the Vietnam War, New Bedford enjoyed a simpler battle in the form of a bubble gum bubble blowing contest.

The drawbridge that connects Fall River and Somerset across the Taunton River will be undergoing several daytime test openings over the next couple of weeks.

A 19-year-old man with multiple open cases in New Bedford District Court has been arrested on charges of possession of a loaded firearm and crack cocaine.

A New Bedford cold storage company has paid nearly $200,000 to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to settle claims that it violated federal safety laws relating to handling hazardous chemicals — namely, ammonia.