A SeaRey aircraft landed in Assawoman Bay behind Seacrets and had an equipment failure; no injuries were reported, according to the Ocean City Fire Department.
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Ahead of the busy Memorial Day weekend, Delmarva was a busy place. For any of the stories you may have missed, this is your Week In Review.
Emergency crews responded to a serious multi-car crash on Tuesday near the intersection of Old Bridge Road and westbound U.S. Route 50.
Ocean City firefighters and Maryland Natural Resources Police conducted water rescue training at the inlet Monday to prepare for dangerous emergencies ahead of the busy summer season.
A law enforcement officer was airlifted with non-life-threatening injuries after responding to a reported marine life incident, possibly involving a shark bite, at Assateague State Park on Sunday, according to emergency responders and the Maryland Department of Natural Resources.
Ocean City Man Sentenced for Operating Impaired Vessel Charles Richter sentenced to 18 months for causing life-threatening injury while operating a vessel under the influence of alcohol, resulting in a tragic outcome.
The Millville Volunteer Fire Company announced the appointment of Guy L. Rickards as its new EMS chief.
The Ocean City Fire Department has officially sworn in Josh Bunting as Fire Chief following his recommendation by City Manager Terry McGean and approval by the Mayor and City Council.
Two people were killed in an early morning Parsonsburg house fire, and an off-duty firefighter was hospitalized in stable condition after attempting a rescue, authorities said.
Winter weather, farm safety, legislation and coastal research mark the week on Delmarva.