After a 2019 study found that the iconic Bourne and Sagamore bridges were “functionally obsolete,” the public got their first look at the three proposed replacements during a public hearing on Tuesday.

The fin of a porbeagle shark spotted in the Vineyard Haven harbor drew a crowd of amazed onlookers Friday afternoon.

More than thirty different Island non-profits were awarded over $326,000 in grant funding from the Martha’s Vineyard Community Foundation.

Management of the Edgartown Shell and Depot Market has changed hands, after owner Lou Paciello decided not to renew his contract with longtime lease holders Paul Hakala and Terri Lee.

As Vineyard Wind breaks ground on the nation’s first industrial-scale offshore wind farm, global supply chain issues and rising commodities prices have stalled a second project.

Questions on alcohol in Tisbury and wastewater in Oak Bluffs top a bevy of statewide ballot issues facing Island voters.

Sydney Karnovsky is one of the top three women’s competitive Sunfish sailors in the United States, and is currently training for the qualifiers to represent the U.S. in the Pan-American Games.

In their reprise of the site-specific Halloween show Rizing, Abby Bender and Jesse Jason explore the role of a house as commodity and as living memory even when the holders of those memories are not so living.

The pandemic infiltrated and upended all aspects of life but for those in recovery, the isolation and excessive down time was especially difficult.