The town of Aquinnah, the commonwealth and a community group hurled what amounts to a legal Hail Mary pass this week, in a last-ditch effort to nullify the Wampanoag tribe’s asserted right to...

The owner of the Airport Mobil station is facing eviction by the end of the month following another legal setback in court this week. The commercial eviction judgment against Airport Fuel Services...

It can be risky business when the Island’s undocumented residents get behind the wheel and drive. To go to the doctor. To attend church services. Or just to get to work. There’s always...

The owners of the Island Theatre in Oak Bluffs, an eyesore and public safety hazard at one of the Vineyard’s busiest intersections, have pledged to launch work to shore up the building as early...

A federal appeals court this week froze the effect of its ruling that the Aquinnah tribe has the legal authority to operate a gambling hall on the Vineyard, while the town, the state and a community...

A federal appeals court has rejected another bid to halt efforts by the Aquinnah Wampanoags to conduct a gambling operation on Martha’s Vineyard, narrowing the legal options of the state, town...

The commonwealth of Massachusetts joined the town of Aquinnah and a community group this week in challenging a federal appellate panel’s ruling that gave the green light to a tribal gambling...

Facing long odds, the town of Aquinnah and a community group this week officially decided to fight to overturn an appellate court’s ruling that a gambling hall can be located on tribal land at...

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 1st Circuit this week delivered a sharp, clear message to the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) — it has the right to operate an electronic bingo parlor...

BOSTON — A three-judge federal appeals court panel this week heard arguments in a high-stakes legal battle that will determine whether an electronic bingo parlor can be operated on tribal lands...