Vineyard voters go to the polls Tuesday to help decide the most watched presidential election in history. Nearly half the Island’s registered voters have already cast ballots.

Southern New England lobster stocks have declined to record lows in recent years according to scientists and regulators, jeopardizing the future of a storied fishery.

A coronavirus case cluster that has contributed to an overall spike in Covid-19 patients on Island this week continues to expand.

Three new coronavirus cases were reported Wednesday, one connected to a case cluster stemming from a Columbus Day weekend wedding held on-Island.

The Martha’s Vineyard Hospital will close its dental clinic after the departure of its only dentist, a hospital spokesman confirmed.

A cluster of eight coronavirus cases has been traced to a wedding that was held on Martha’s Vineyard over Columbus Day weekend and violated state guidelines regarding travel protocol, according to Island health officials.

Edgartown selectmen presented a united front against the town’s first proposed recreational marijuana establishment Monday.

The Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank announced Friday that it had purchased the historic farm on Indian Hill in West Tisbury.

With the mission of the Martha’s Vineyard Commission in the spotlight more than ever this year, Island voters will have a choice to make as they head to the polls Nov. 3.

A Boston-area businessman who previously expressed interest in opening marijuana sales facilities in Tisbury is proposing a retail marijuana site at the Edgartown Triangle — the first such proposal for Edgartown.