Officials said that a beach access point at Snail Road in Provincetown is closed after a pair of piping plovers began nesting there.
If confirmed by a state organization, it would mark the first time a wild American flamingo has been recorded in Massachusetts.
The Atlantic White Shark Conservancy said it's "very exciting to see" an orca in Massachusetts waters.
A brand new set of stairs is ready to welcome beachgoers to Marconi this summer.
Sharks are a common presence in the waters off the Massachusetts coast during the warmer months, but shark attacks are fairly uncommon.
Local police departments were impacted by the outages on Wednesday, which saw over 20,000 customers lose power on Cape Cod.
Registration closes on June 11. Here's what to know for this year's youth academy.
Memorial Day weekend is almost here, and the Department of Conservation and Recreation will open beaches starting Friday.
The visiting hours for Steven Culver have prompted road closures in Harwich. Here's what to know.
The Town was awarded a grant to plant 2,400 trees in the community’s Environmental Justice areas, meaning some locals can get free trees.
The sixth annual Walk For Hope is back on Cape Cod this year with walks scheduled in Falmouth, Hyannis and Orleans.
The stairs will be demolished and fully replaced. That work begins this week.
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No firefighting foam is detectable in Harwich drinking water as of Thursday afternoon, officials said.
The foam accidentally entered the Harwich water system in North Harwich after a building fire in Dennis. Here's how residents can get water.
Center for Coastal Studies observers spotted a North Atlantic right whale mother and calf recently in waters near Cape Cod Bay.
The path of totality extends from Texas to Maine, but each of the 48 continental states will see some of the solar eclipse.
Over 700 Eversource customers remain without power in Barnstable as of 10 a.m. on Thursday. Here's who else is without power.
Kent's Point Conservation Area will be closed for one day next week as work is done on the parking lot and trails.
The birds were spotted on the shores for the first time in 2024 recently, with activity only set to expand as summer gets closer.
Walks will be held this spring in Falmouth, Hyannis and Orleans. Here's what they benefit.
The Pilgrim Heights parking area and access roadways in North Truro will close temporarily ahead of the busy summer season.
A 63-page All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office report offered various non-UFO explanations for strange sightings in the sky.
The 8th annual job fair is scheduled for early March, giving area teenagers a chance to get a summer or year-long job.
Officials are "hopeful" construction can begin in the fall of 2024. Here's when they believe it could be completed.
A project to redesign the playground is expected to start this spring. For now, the playground is closed for unrelated issues.
Officials currently believe that the female North Atlantic right whale is a juvenile due to its size.
Researchers from the Center for Coastal Studies spotted the whales near the Wood End Lighthouse recently.
Debris was cleared from walking trails and public areas near Kalmus Beach and conservation land near Santuit Pond, Barnstable police said.
The first-ever academy is scheduled in late February when area students are on break. What to know.
Great restaurants, schools and attractions landed several Massachusetts communities among the country's best places to live in 2023.
Ever wondered what the Cape would look like from the International Space Station? A NASA astronaut provides an example.
The people who made the camp their temporary home are getting help finding indoor housing, officials said.
Sidewalk shopping, multiple events and activations and even a beer garden bring the fall season to Mashpee Commons this weekend.
Two Cape Cod car seat installations are open to the public and are part of the national "Faith & Blue Weekend."
From environmental groups to an organization making sure kids on Cape Cod have enough food, here are five nonprofits to support.
The dolphins were in trouble near the Herring River in Wellfleet, but were later released to safety at Herring Cove Beach in Provincetown.
Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to recognize often unsung community leaders and celebrate their contributions.
A seal found itself on the road in Provincetown after officials said it likely got "turned around" after the tide went out over the weekend.