Wild Chesapeake: Should Virginia Cut Rockfish Harvest?
Chesapeake outdoor sportsman Captain Chris Dollar brings the latest wildlife news to the Bay Bulletin.
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President's 2020 Budget Slashes Bay Funding by 90%
President Donald Trump has released his proposed budget for the coming year, and if it’s
VIDEO: Study Says Flooding Cost Annapolis up to $170K a Year
Flooding is a known nuisance in downtown Annapolis and other Bay communities. Now, Stanford University
Navy, DoD to Pay $64 Million for Elizabeth River Contamination
The U.S. Departments of Defense and the Navy are ordered to pay nearly $64 million
Former Annapolis Sailor, Now Astronaut, to Take 1st All-Female Space Walk
A former Severn River sailor is about to make history— in space. Astronaut Christina Hammock
Taste of Solomons Food Festival to Draw Thousands
Later this month, thousands of Chesapeake Bay foodies are expected to show up in Southern
Seafood Fraud Investigation: 20% of Tested Fish Mislabeled Nationwide
Seafood fraud is prevalent in the United States, according to a new investigation that found
79th National Folk Festival Lineup Announced in Salisbury
The National Folk Festival will come back to Salisbury on Maryland’s Eastern Shore this September,
Md. Senate Passes Styrofoam Ban, Would be Nation's First Statewide Ban
Maryland is one step closer to becoming the first state in the nation to ban
Wild Chesapeake: Virginia Fish Tagging Champion
Chesapeake outdoor sportsman Captain Chris Dollar brings the latest wildlife news to the Bay Bulletin.
1933 "Queen of the Harbor" Tug's Pilot House Restored
The pilot house of a steam-powered tug boat— once considered the finest in all of
Chesapeake City Bridge Repairs to Start This Month
Repairs to the Chesapeake City Bridge, which spans the C&D Canal, will get underway late