Last month a $19.5 million dollar federal grant kick started a power project that expands the Provincetown battery storage, microgrid, and energy management work to bring new levels of power resiliency to more than 200,000 electric customers on Cape Cod

Do you call yourself a pet parent? Do you love your fur baby like a child? Good news, your feelings are validated – scientifically.

Cape Cod standings of the giant Mola Mola (aka ocean sunfish) hit a new high in 2024. Lower Cape TV joined a rescue operation to learn why these tropical/temperate giants increasingly land on Cape shores what they mean for the ecosystem.

On November 18, Brewster voters have a chance to move forward on the comprehensive plan for the two former Sea Camps properties.

We and the Land are One Thing symposium looks at health equity questions through the lens of history and traditional Wampanoag land-life interconnections.

Lots of activity just off exist 82 (formerly exit 10) and limited parking the Park & Ride lot. You asked ... and so we asked! Check out the activity and the answer in this episode of What's Happening Here.

Do you know your voting rights? Disability rights laws dictate towns' legal responsibilities.

Horseshoe crabs have survived for 450 million years and five mass extinctions - but current practices put them at risk. Mass Audubon's Mark Faherty shares efforts to protect these remarkable creatures during spawning season.

Baby tropical fish, Gulf Stream orphans, could tell us what is going on off Cape Cod's shores

Orleans voters decide whether or not to purchase the 2.2 acre Tonset parcel for $2.5M at the upcoming Orleans special town meeting.

October time means take care of tools time, say garden coach Priscilla Husband.

The Outermost Roots & Blues Festival hosted 5,000 people over two days at Nauset Beach for bands, food, and a laid back vibe. Organizers said event ticket sales support activities at the town's Natural Resources department, while more than $1 million in incremental revenue from the event provided an economic boost in the shoulder season.

As Massachusetts voters get ready to go to the polls, five statewide ballot questions vie for attention alongside the national races.

After 14 years, Brewster fire chief Robert Moran has retired. He oversaw the department through major changes, including threading the political needle to build a new award winning station on time and under-budget.

Domestic violence appears everywhere regardless of gender, age, race, socioeconomic status or geography, but regional challenges pose additional hurdles for survivors