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Thanks to the National Centers for Environmental Information, we now know about the most extreme temperatures in the history of our New England states.

A "heat dome" is moving into New England and the SouthCoast, bringing with it high temperatures that will feel like we're experiencing 100-plus degrees.

In the midst of the heatwave that is gripping the SouthCoast, one local business owner is picking people over profits.

YMCA SouthCoast recognizes that many people may be going without air conditioning or a cool place to shelter from the heat, so they're helping you out.

Even after placing calls to administration, we're still not clear what the water bottle policy is for Keith Middle School in New Bedford.

Police in Massachusetts say a homeless man stole an idling car to warm up but couldn't figure out how to turn on the heat.

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Sweltering temperatures on Sunday made the job even more difficult for Fall River firefighters who were battling a blaze on Country St.

The heat wave is threatening to close down Plymouth's nuclear power plant.

The sticky blob of hot moist air that is wrapped around much of the nation will be even worse today, but this is the worst it will get according to various forecasters. Temperatures today will top 90 degrees, with humidity near 100 percent that will make it feel worse to people all the way from Massachusetts to South Dakota...