The White Marlin Open enters its final day Saturday in Ocean City, with the Mister Pete leading the white marlin division with an 80-pound catch and more than $3.5 million at stake.
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A video with millions of views shows discolored water on Trimper Rides’ indoor boat ride. The park says a filtration malfunction caused the issue, and the ride was drained, repaired and returned to normal operation.
The U.S. Supreme Court upheld states’ authority to process mail-in ballots received after Election Day if they are postmarked by Election Day. Maryland election officials say the ruling protects voters and keeps the state’s mail-in ballot rules unchanged.
Wor-Wic Community College and Salisbury University launch "Wor-Wic to SU" to facilitate transfer pathways for students in 20+ academic areas, reinforcing a commitment to student achievement and workforce development.
Following a devastating spring freeze, Maryland farmers are now eligible for federal emergency loans and credit extensions to cope with significant crop losses and ongoing maintenance costs.
This week brought updates on transportation, elections, public safety and business. Stories included a delayed Rehoboth-area traffic light, Fenwick Island’s corporate voting debate, Delaware’s 911 bill, Ocean City redevelopment and possible later last call.
Even as the museum prepares to close, staff are focused on safely relocating the animals in their care, including popular river otters Mac and Tuck.
Youth spellers from the Eastern Shore competed at the Regional Spelling Bee, where Megan Barrientos secured a back-to-back win.
Ocean City Police are seeking help to identify a burglary suspect linked to two burglaries in Ocean City on August 30. The suspect, responsible for break-ins at an outdoor bar and mini-golf business, was last seen wearing a red shirt and dark cargo shorts.
According to firefighters, the four transported to the hospital were confirmed to have elevated levels of carbon monoxide in their blood.