A leading Danish wind energy developer has actively begun planning for a large wind farm south of the Vineyard that could power up to half a million homes in the commonwealth.

A historic house thought to have been a British headquarters during Grey’s Raid in 1778 may soon be torn down.

With summer in Menemsha right around the corner, selectmen are planning a series of improvements for the picturesque fishing village.

A proposed single-use bag ban has drawn mixed opinions from businesses, with some merchants citing financial concerns. Some other businesses said they would adjust to the changes.

Massachusetts state legislators are strongly backing a bill that would require insurance companies to cover the long-term treatment of Lyme disease, which occurs in high rates on Martha's Vineyard.

Surrounded by old books and documents in the Martha's Vineyard Museum library, new executive director Phil Wallis laid out his vision for the coming years, which includes completing a $24 million campaign to relocate to the old Marine Hospital.