Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile will be no more this spring. According to Activision, servers will be taken offline for this mobile battle royale game on April 17, 2026. The shooter will remain available ...

The shocking news arrived last week. One of New England’s treasured brands is losing its local ties. It pains me to write these words, but here goes. Cape Cod chips will no longer be made in Cape Cod.

People pretty much know where Cape Cod Chips are made. It's right there in the name, and for years, the back of the bags showed a map of the factory's location. But now, the Hyannis factory is closing ...

Cape Cod Potato Chips' production plant, located in Hyannis, Massachusetts, is closing this spring Bryan Bedder/Getty Cape Cod Chips' production plant in Hyannis, Massachusetts is closing this spring ...

A popular potato chip brand is leaving its coastal hometown after more than four decades of operations — but its signature name will remain. The Campbell’s Co. announced that it was closing the Cape ...

A popular potato chip brand is leaving its coastal hometown after more than four decades of operations — but its signature name will remain. The Campbell's Co. announced that it was closing the Cape ...

There's no need to score a reservation for your next date night. Liz Provencher is a Brooklyn-based writer covering food, drink, and travel. Her work can be found in publications like Architectural ...

Snow, accompanied by strong winds, high ocean swells and coastal flooding will all be possible along New England's coastal communities. Coastal flood alerts stretch the entire coast of Massachusetts ...

In just a matter of months, Cape Cod Potato Chips will no longer be made on Cape Cod. Parent company Campbell’s, the soup maker, announced that it will be shutting down its Hyannis facility in April ...

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Another North Atlantic right whale that frequented Cape Cod Bay — and once triggered closure of the canal — has died after months in failing health from a severe fishing gear entanglement, a ...