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I had no idea that so many creepy and fun movies were filmed here in Massachusetts

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.

An Acushnet woman and her son were hoping to spend a hot July day chillaxing at Westport's Horseneck Beach on Wednesday, but it seems a shark had other ideas.

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...

Narragansett Town Beach was abuzz Thursday afternoon after a shark was spotted not far off shore.

Another shark was spotted off the coast of Martha's Vineyard a few days ago, but this one won't eat you.

Imagine heading to a quiet beach and seeing a shark stranded at your feet. My worst nightmare happened this past weekend in Rhode Island.

If you've wanted to see a shark all summer, but never got the chance then now is the time to head to the Cape with your camera.

Ever wanted to know what it's like to be up close to a shark? This video might give you an idea.