provincetown

The friendliest town in Massachusetts is also very open-minded with a rich culture and diverse community.

The district attorney has closed the investigation into the death of Ruth Marie Terry, better known for decades as Provincetown's 'Lady of the Dunes.'

Massachusetts is famous for many things. Its place in American history, its iconic sports teams, and even that terrible accent, which only a tiny amount of us have by the way. Besides the obvious notable traits, Massachusetts also has quite the culinary scene...

If you wanted to splurge and take the most expensive beach vacation you possibly could, SouthCoasters wouldn't have to travel too far. That's because a new survey of the priciest beach destinations in the world by TravelMag.com has declared Nantucket, MA to be the most expensive beach destination in the entire world, based on cost of lodging. Shock...

The New England Aquarium caught a unique sight on camera during a recent aerial survey that experts say is extremely rare. The long-standing Boston based aquarium shared photos of not just one orca in New England waters, but four of them - all swimming together...

It's not everyday that an entire pod of dolphins need to be rescued from shallow Cape Cod waters, but its even more unusual when three rescue and relocation efforts need to be made in the same number of days. Yet that is exactly what happened to the International Fund for Animal Welfare's (IFAW) rescue team based in Cape Cod to kick off the month of May...

Provincetown's famous Lobster Pot restaurant, a legendary waterfront dining spot where Anthony Bourdain got his start, has hit the market for $14 million.

FBI and other law enforcement officials have announced the identity of a murder victim known as the 'Lady of the Dunes,' a woman found dead on Cape Cod in 1974 — the oldest unidentified homicide victim in the state.

The Pilgrims didn't first step onto the land of the New World in Plymouth, and it's highly unlikely they did so by stepping on Plymouth Rock.

This spot in Provincetown at the tip of Cape Cod allows for perfect 'whale walking' rather than whale watching with a long, involved boat ride.