Martha’s Vineyard public schools superintendent Richard M. Smith has announced that he will retire at the end of June, 2026.

The breed of doctor that Dr. Jacobs was and Dr. Yukevich still is, is so vital to our national communities and increasingly rarer than rare — practically nonexistent. This type of doctor — the ...

The Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School boys and girls varsity soccer teams will be raising awareness and funds to fight cancer during their home games this upcoming weekend.

Bruce Gray, 47, pleaded not guilty in Edgartown District Court Wednesday to possession of a hoax incendiary device and trespassing.

Protestors gathered at Martha's Vineyard Airport and in Aquinnah as health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. visited the Island Tuesday for a meeting with a federal tribal advisory committee.

The Tisbury board voted unanimously in favor of the Cat Hollow 40B development, which, proposed by the nonprofit Island Housing Trust, will add six home ownership apartments within three duplexes off ...

A new paid town parking lot is one step closer to coming to Oak Bluffs. The town’s select board voted Tuesday to move forward with the permitting process to turn the empty lot at 0 Uncas avenue into a ...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the nation’s health secretary, will be visiting the Island Tuesday to meet with a federal tribal advisory committee.

Hundreds of people gathered Friday evening at the Black Dog Wharf to celebrate the life and memory of Robert Douglas, the Vineyard schooner captain and founder of the Black Dog who died in April at 93 ...

The Kids Derby on Sunday provided a once-a-year chance to fish from the Oak Bluffs Steamship wharf. The annual event is a family ritual held dear by Island families.

Battle Of The States premieres next week, a Vineyard chef will be among the competitors looking to make his mark.

Vineyard Haven Road in Oak Bluffs have been noticing a new addition to the landscape: a 113-foot-long, fourt-foot-tall stone wall emblazoned with the word “Ogkeshkuppe.” ...