A plastic bag ban was adopted on the Vineyard two years ago by every Island town. But reusable bags being handed out at Stop & Shop stores are causing confusion, and problems.

Former President Clinton appeared before a sold-out audience Wednesday to discuss his new book, The President Is Missing, written with James Patterson.

Two candidates are seeking the Democratic nomination for county register of probate in the state primary a week from Tuesday.

It's peak hurricane season, and Island emergency managers are practicing tabletop drills and making sure they are stocked up for shelters — just in case.

A contested Democratic primary race for the county clerk of courts seat has been heating up all summer and is now set to be decided in another week.

It was a moment to celebrate, take a deep breath and say to other year-rounders, see you again in September.

On August 14, Ilhan Omar, a five-foot-tall Somali immigrant, became the second Muslim woman to win a major party primary in a federal election.

Activism is what inspires Mr. Raskin and what motivated Vineyard author Alexandra Styron to write a handbook for young people on protest and engagement.

The Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank reported revenues of $159,070 for the business week ending on Friday, August 17, 2018.

A candlelight vigil is planned for next Friday on the Vineyard as part of an effort to draw attention to the opioid epidemic for International Overdose Awareness Day.