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This week: A major offshore wind company pulls out of its contracts. The Cape Cod Commission appears to be coming to terms with development at the Twin Brooks golf course. And more than $10 million dollars of federal funds could soon go to local housing initiatives.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating whether Hertz rented cars with known safety-related defects.

The Nantucket Current reported that a runaway horse stopped by local airport on Tuesday night. Read more on Boston.com.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating whether Hertz rented cars with known safety-related defects.

This week: Four tribal objects are taken from, and returned to, the Historic Patuxet Homesite; charges related to the incident may proceed against several members of the Mashpee Wampanoag tribe, including the chairman. Also: a number of efforts to address the housing crisis move forward across the region.

The school will be closed Friday as officials offer support to students and teachers.

A Nantucket high school student lost his life after colliding with a cement truck while operating a motorcycle Thursday.

Is the media ignoring an assassination attempt?

Officials are investigating whether a Ford SUV was the cause of a fire that destroyed rentals the Secret Service used during Biden visit to Nantucket.

Five of President Joe Bidens recently decommissioned vehicles caught fire at Nantucket Memorial Airport, fueling conspiracy theories and claims of sabotage.