Report Flooding for Norfolk’s “Catch the King” High-Tide Research Project
In the wake of Hurricanes Helene and Milton, the East Coast is painfully aware of
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Bay Scallops Bounce Back, Approach Level Needed for Recreational Harvest
Bay scallops, who live in those quintessential “seashells” you see decorating beach houses everywhere, aren’t
Pusser’s to Reopen on Baltimore’s Waterfront, Signs Lease at Lighthouse Point Marina
In the midst of its final Annapolis Boat Show, longtime Ego Alley fixture Pusser’s has
UMD Pilot Program Will Deliver Medicine to Smith Islanders by Drone
A new pilot program launched by the state of Maryland could be a game-changer for
Annapolis, Anne Arundel Leaders Visit Sweden for Bay Ferry Research
Armed with a new federal grant of nearly $4 million, Anne Arundel County, Maryland, is
Virginia-Built Speedy Ocean Liner to Become World’s Largest Artificial Reef
She was the fastest ocean liner of her day, and incredibly… still is the fastest.
VIDEO: 10 Stranded Kayakers Rescued from Potomac River by Boat, Helicopter Hoist
A paddle on the Potomac River turned chaotic on Sunday, when a group of adults
Go Terps! Push to Protect Diamondback Terrapin as Endangered Species
The diamondback terrapin used to be so synonymous with Maryland that the state’s premier university
Ports of VA, Baltimore Reopen Thanks to Strike-Ending Contract Extension
Put down the giant cases of toilet paper and bottled water—the coastwide longshoremen strike that
East Coast Port Works Strike, Slowing Down Baltimore, Virginia Shipping
Thousands of longshoremen went on strike beginning Tuesday, slowing Chesapeake Bay region’s two busy commercial
Bay Says Goodbye to Legendary Annapolis Charter Captain
A week ago, the Chesapeake lost one of its best friends and finest charter-fishing skippers. For
Faulty Welding Found on Newport News Shipbuilding Submarines, Aircraft Carriers
Welders working on the U.S. military’s most cutting-edge new vessels in Hampton Roads intentionally cut