Author Amor Towles compares writing a short story to sitting next to a couple fighting loudly at a restaurant.

The U.S. Department of Transportation last week granted nearly $1 billion toward the replacement of the Cape Cod bridges, the single largest investment in the long-awaited project. 

What began as a quiet, foggy morning over the Vineyard Sound evolved into a boisterous community gathering Sunday at the Portuguese-American Club in Oak Bluffs, where the final weigh-in of the seventh annual Fluke for Luke Tournament took place.

Adverse weather conditions have delayed an attempt to swim from Nantucket to the Vineyard planned for this upcoming Tuesday.

Island scientists are trying to find out why the three sea turtles have washed up on Vineyard beaches so far this summer.

Frank Bruni opened up the 2024 Martha’s Vineyard Author Series, talking about his new book The Age of Grievance, and being interviewed by NPR political correspondent Mara Liasson.

The 13-acre James Pond Preserve includes a half-mile trail loop, pond access, ample vegetation and access to 650 feet of white sand beach flanking Lambert’s Cove.

Lawsuits and legal appeals continue to stack up in the battle over oversand vehicle trails on Chappaquiddick.

Public health officials Friday announced they had detected the presence of West Nile Virus in a mosquito on the Vineyard for the first time this year. 

Tisbury fire Chief Greg Leland has gone out on leave for an undisclosed reason. Deputy Chief Patrick Rolston will be taking his place, town officials said Thursday.