The six Island towns voted in near unison at the midterm elections Tuesday, standing together in favor of the Democratic ...

The Steamship Authority’s advisory port council agreed this week to recommend that the Steamship Authority governing board approve an across-the-board slate of fare increases for next year.

For the 2030 count, the Census Bureau is considering not counting immigrants who are illegally in the country and not asking all residents about their race and ethnicity.

The Steamship Authority’s M/V Woods Hole made an unscheduled trip to dry dock last week, where engineers replaced a dislodged seal on its bow thruster system that had become wound up with fishing line ...

Vineyarders flocked to the polls Tuesday to take part in the November midterm elections. Voters were weighing in on the governor’s race, Massachusetts’ representatives in Wash ...

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Voters around the Island made their way to local polling places on Tuesday to have their voices heard in the midterms.

As the invasive spotted lanternfly continues to spread across the Northeast, officials are looking to keep tabs on the Island to stop any infestation before it begins.

Islanders will join the rest of the country Tuesday in casting their ballots in the midterm elections. Polls open at 7 a.m. in all six towns and will close at 8 p.m.

John Rose made the denial in a court filing on Oct. 29 after the family for the girl sued him in Dukes County Superior Court in August.

A few weeks ago, a needlepoint rug auctioned off in 1976 to benefit Felix Neck returned to the nature organization.

Oak Bluffs public safety officials have backed a plan for the regional high school building project that would limit occupancy of the Martha’s Vineyard Performing Arts Center to just 49 people at a ...