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Last year’s count of 133 individual sharks detected was the most ever — breaking down to 1,455 receiver detections per shark.

It's already that time of year when some great white sharks are making their move north in the direction of Cape Cod for the summer and fall.

Great white shark activity again ramped up along the Cape last year, as apex predator detections hit an all-time high for the seventh straight year with researchers tagging more sharks in the region every summer and fall.

A variety of terrain and amenities welcomes day-trippers, weekenders and longer stays for couples, families, Scouts, church groups and more.

Shark season is swimming near. Here's what the data says about where and when the ocean predators are most commonly near Massachusetts beaches.

On the hunt for the perfect daffodil backdrop? Sometimes it is best to let the famous spring flowers take center stage.

The Truro Fire Department responded to the blaze on Hardings Way near First Light Lane.

For Chelsea, Massachusetts, a new microgrid means energy resilience.

Love Cape Cod beaches? You'll absolutely need this information about the latest fees and stickers.

The Massachusetts fishery is in a moment of change. Lobstermen today are facing warming waters that are affecting lobster populations, offshore wind developers encroaching on fishing grounds, and strict fishing regulations imposed to protect critically endangered right whales.