Massive, Glowing Algal Blooms Overtake Va. Waters
There’s a four-mile long algal bloom in the Bay, and although its nightly light show
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Angler Breaks Record for Fish He Couldn’t Identify
When a young Dorchester County man hooked a fish on Tilghman Island over Labor Day
SLIDESHOW: Hundreds of Vessels Join Bay “Trumptilla” Boat Parades
Over Labor Day weekend, hundreds of boats paraded around Chesapeake waterways to demonstrate support for
Vote Now to Name Baltimore’s Newest Trash Wheel
Baltimore is about to get its fourth trash wheel, designed to intercept litter and debris
Richmond Tree Initiative to Combat Heat, Pollution, Inequity
A new project in Richmond will tackle three big issues—excessive heat, pollution, and redlining— with
Md. Approves $1.8 Million for Adaptive Boating Center
Chesapeake Region Accessible Boating (CRAB) is one step closer to building its Adaptive Boating Center,
Bay Bridge Study Reveals Frontrunner in New Bridge Location
A multi-year study on building a new Bay Bridge crossing in Maryland has taken another
Md. Woman, 23, Dies after Powerboat Strikes Shoal
A young Eastern Shore woman passed away at the hospital Sunday night after she was
Floating”Casket” Mystery Solved
The photos looked almost fake as they spread on social media: the distinct shape of
EPA Awards Record Funds for Bay Projects
By Jeremy Cox, Bay Journal News Service A record $18 million in federal grant money
Md. Targets Charter Boats for Rockfish Violations
Maryland’s striped bass recreational fishing season has just reopened after a two-week closure, allowing anglers
USCG Removes Upper Bay Navigational Markers
The U.S. Coast Guard has just finished permanently removing several Aids to Navigation on the