29 AUGUST 2024 – CAPE COD, MA – Beach accessibility is a big problem on the Cape. Many people with mobility issues are having difficulties enjoying our beaches. Towns offering services, such as public beaches, must make sure it is accessible, but Cape Cod's switching sand, steep dunes and historical buildings prove challenging in making it more accessible. Still, there is a lot that can be done with small measures. LCTV has looked at which town owned beaches have made efforts to include everyone.

06 September 2024 – ORLEANS, MA – Thirty years ago Orleans Farmers' Market started out with 10 vendors. Today 40 farmers are offering their goods to the local public, every Saturday, year around. But much has changed on Cape Cod since that first Farmers' Market.

23 August 2024 — CAPE COD, MA — New parents struggling with perinatal mood disorders during pregnancy or after the birth of a child are far from alone, but fear, judgement, and impossible standards keep people from seeking help, and a lack of certified health practitioners makes it even more difficult for Cape parents to find it. Efforts have begun to train professionals and change the conversation from shame to support.

21 August 2024 - WELLFLEET, MA - As the demand for Wellfleet's Food Pantry has grown, the organization's space needs have too - and it has now reached a point where it needs a new home. It expects to be a temporary trailer this fall, but has fingers crossed the town's Senior Center might provide a longer term solution.

23 August 2024 — ORLEANS, MA — The Orleans Police Department's annual block party has become an August ritual — and a key block in an ongoing community building effort.

16 August, 2024 — CAPE COD, MA — Previously, LCTV has looked closer at several of the efforts to turn back time on Cape Cod's original flora and fauna. This week in our ongoing coverage of eco-restorations, we're looking regionally at how the restorations ripple effects trickle into the local economy and future generations. We are also asking about the policies: where are the challenges and the barriers? And why is the drive to nurture our nature so strong on Cape Cod?

9 August 2024 — YARMOUTH, MA — The nonprofit Friends of Bass River received a $4.75 million grant this spring to help restore the longest river on the Cape Cod. In our ongoing coverage of ecological restoration on the Cape, this episode explores work underway to return 52 acres of retired cranberry bogs to natural wetlands and replace the bridge at Crab Creek - both key steps in addressing the high nitrogen levels in this critical estuary and its ponds. The organization hopes to bring back the once-abundant scallop population along with the state's second largest herring population.

16 August 2024 — EASTHAM, MA — Eastham Native Lisa Albino will become the Cape's first female fire chief September 6 as she takes the helm of a department she's worked at for almost four decades. During her tenure, she said, she looks forward to further serving the community she loves.

16 August 2024 — EASTHAM, MA — As the first day of school approaches, Nauset Regional High School prepare to welcome new students in the midst of a 3-year, $169 million renovation project. We caught up with administrators and teachers for an update on the project and what this school year will look like.

9 August 2024 — CAPE COD, MA — This week, the Massachusetts Housing and Climate Innovation Center wrapped up their inaugural all-star program, where eight young minds tackled some key issues facing Cape Cod today. We spoke with some of the all-stars and the organization's president, Rob Brennan, about what they're taking away from this summer.