Jennette Barnes

Kari MacRae, who ran unsuccessfully in a Republican primary for state Senate last month, is suing officials in six towns in the Plymouth and Barnstable District over their handling of early-voting ballots.

A state appeals officer ruled Thursday that local residents, organizations, and two town governments will be allowed to participate in an appeal regarding the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station.

How the Affordable Homes Act will affect Cape Cod was the focus of the annual Housing to Protect Cape Cod summit Thursday in Hyannis.

The local contingent included members of environmental groups, along with associations representing fishermen, charter captains, and the real estate industry.

New jobs data from Vineyard Wind show the project has employed more than double the 500 union workers it promised. But how many workers come from southeastern Massachusetts is impossible to say — because of the way Vineyard Wind is collecting the data.

A federal auction of offshore wind areas off Cape Cod today resulted in only half of the eight leases sold and two winning bidders. Leases on the areas closest to the Outer Cape were among those sold.

Security concerns about Election Day are prompting some communities to beef up the police presence at polling places and on patrols.

All four leases sold for the minimum bid of $50 per acre. That's a big drop from 2018.

When Donald Trump won the presidential election Tuesday, boosting his Massachusetts numbers over 2020, the Cape and Islands still went strongly for

With federal priorities set to change under the Trump administration, some Cape Codders are wondering what will happen to the funding for the Bourne and Sagamore bridges.