Atlantic White Shark Conservancy

A great white shark washed up on a Cape Cod beach and had to be removed by a local tow truck service with help from Orleans Police.

Though the waters around Massachusetts are probably still too cold for most of us to jump in and swim, the sharks seem to think things are warming up around here. Earlier this month the Atlantic Shark Institute in Wakefield, RI began their field season, tagging three white sharks in just a few days. Now the ...

Forget whale-watching, sharks are all the rage in Massachusetts waters these days and now you can see them up close and personal.

The Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife (MassWildlife) has added extra technology off Cape Cod waters to make sightings even more accurate.

Westport police say public beaches have been closed to swimming for the rest of the day, after a shark was spotted by a Horseneck Beach lifeguard on Wednesday morning.

Shark season off the Massachusetts coast is from June until the fall, but large numbers of great white sharks begin to arrive in July.

We are just about one week into the summer season and Massachusetts waters have already been home to seven confirmed shark sightings. Beachgoers should already be on high alert after researchers confirmed four shark sightings on Sunday alone. Users of...

The shark research season has just begun and nine sharks are already being tracked off the Cape.

There have been plenty of shark sighting across the area this season and the shark watchers are catching all kinds of things on video.

According to the Atlantic White Shark Conservancy, the shark washed up along the Pamet River in Truro.