Wednesday, May 8 2013 1:01 PM EDT2013-05-08 17:01:14 GMT
PRINCESS ANNE, Md.– The Maryland State Police Princess Anne Barrack will be one of a number of locations where persons can turn-in firearms this Saturday as part of the Maryland Attorney General's GunMore
The Maryland State Police Princess Anne Barrack will be one of a number of locations where persons can turn-in firearms this Saturday as part of the Maryland Attorney General's Gun Turn-In Day.More
The Chesapeake Bay Trust, a non-profit grant making organization, is asking for your help to name their blue heron mascot! The animal is on the "Treasure the Chesapeake License Plate."More
MDA will administer approximately $390,000 in funds for the development of Specialty Crop projects that will solely enhance the competitiveness of Specialty Crops in Maryland.More
Wednesday, March 20 2013 11:50 AM EDT2013-03-20 15:50:30 GMT
ANNAPOLIS, Md.- Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot will take questions from across the state about tax law, tax credits, allowable exemptions and the state of Maryland's economy in a live, online chat.More
Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot will take questions from across the state about tax law, tax credits, allowable exemptions and the state of Maryland's economy in a live, online chat. Click on "more" for details on how to participate.More
Tuesday, March 12 2013 5:47 PM EDT2013-03-12 21:47:38 GMT
Members of the recently formed WBOC Viewer Information Panel participated in an online survey on whether they support or oppose the death penalty in Delaware. A total of 614 panel members from DelawareMore
Members of the recently formed WBOC Viewer Information Panel participated in an online survey on whether they support or oppose the death penalty in Delaware. Click on "more" to view the results of the survey.More
The Home of the Brave is working on opening a new home for female veterans in Milford, DE. Here's more information about the organization, and how you can help. More
Click on "more" to view the largest plan ever for restoring the native oyster population fo the Chesapeake Bay, compiled by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and experts in Maryland and Virginia.More
Starting in March and running until the end of the football season, the band rehearses every Wednesday night from 7pm 'til 10pm at the Ravens Training Complex in Owings Mills. If you're interested in joining, please contact band president, John Ziemann, at (410) 557-8335 or fax at (410) 557-6385.More
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources is asking the public to submit and view their king tide images via http://www.flickr.com/groups/MarylandKingTides. Click on "more" for details of the Maryland King Tides Initiative, including times of tides.More
Website for "Americans for Responsible Solutions"More
Website by former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords and husband Mark Kelley encouraging elected officials to stand up for solutions to prevent gun violence and protect responsible gun ownership by communicating directly with the constituents that elect them.More
Starting Tuesday, Jan. 1, the Delaware Department of Health and Social Services, the Governor's Office and the YMCA of Delaware will kick off 31 Days to a Healthier You. Each day, the social media campaign with offer small steps toward better health that can lead to big rewards. To get involved, click on "more" to go to the DHSS's Facebook page.More
The calculator is a tool to help you understand how current tax policy affects real families and what would happen if we changed that policy. With this version, you can compare four alternative tax policies to see how different taxpayers would make out in 2013. From the Urban Institute and Brookings Institution.More
Around 3,000 small independently owned movie theaters face the sad possibility of closing. The small cinemas and movie theaters must raise enough money to convert their projectors, sound systems, and movie screens from 35mm to digital systems so they can continue to offer moviegoers current and award winning films. In 2013, all movies will be distributed to movie houses using modern digital technology, so 35mm systems will be obsolete.More
U.S. PIRG provides safety guidelines for consumers when purchasing toys for small children and provides examples of toys currently on store shelves that may pose potential safety hazards.More
A complete look at this years "Trouble in Toyland" consumer report.
The U.S. PIRG provides safety guidelines for consumers this holiday season. More
This fact sheet provides a list of emergency equipment and supplies that one should have on hand in the event of a hurricane.More
This fact sheet provides a list of emergency equipment and supplies that one should have on hand in the event of a hurricane. Also provided are practical tips for planning for the event of a hurricane as well as what to do during and after the storm.More
The Jefferson Awards for Public Service are a prestigious national recognition system honoring community and public service in America. Click on "more" to learn how you can nominate someone locally for a 2013 Jefferson Award.More
WBOC is proud to be a local partner of the Jefferson Awards, which are presented annually to unrecognized citizens on Delmarva who provide extraordinary public service.
Click hereto nominate someone you know for a Jefferson Award.More
For a week in October, participating restaurants from Philadelphia to Northern Virginia will be featuring fresh, locally caught Maryland Seafood for their guests. Click on "more" for details about the initiative, as well as to view a list of participating restaurants. More
A website designed to provide information about bullying prevention and what people are doing about it in Delaware. This website contains information, helpful tools and useful links about bullying prevention in Delaware for teens, parents and educators.More
This page offers online resources to help you understand why some teenagers want to hurt themselves, how to tell if someone may be thinking about suicide, and what to do if you think someone may try to kill him- or herself.More
Teen suicide is a serious problem that impacts individuals, families, schools and communities across the nation, including Delmarva. This page offers online resources to help you understand why some teenagers want to hurt themselves, how to tell if someone may be thinking about suicide, and what to do if you think someone may try to kill him- or herself.More
The Wicomico County Health Department's website, featuring important health news and advisories for county residents. Includes a FAQ sheet related to a recent sewage spill into the Wicomico River.More
Like many sectors of society, the U.S. military has a long history of alcohol and other drug misuse and abuse. In recent years, the face of the issue has been transformed by increasing rates of prescription drug abuse among service members. Heavy alcohol use and binge drinking continues to be a concern within the military.More
First State Community Action Agency works with individuals and communities to overcome the challenges of unemployment, homelessness, substandard living conditions, and hunger.More
Click on "more" to read the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's report on youth suicidal behavior in Kent and Sussex counties and recommendations for potential strategies for community and state leaders to use to prevent future deaths.More
The 39th Annual White Marlin Open will be held Aug. 6- 11 in Ocean City, Md. Click on "more" for details about the "world's largest billfish tournament."More
The 39th Annual White Marlin Open will be held Aug. 6- 11 in Ocean City, Md. Click on "more" for details about the "world's largest billfish tournament."More
Click on "more" to read the 15-page, handwritten letter convicted pedophile pediatrician Earl Bradley sent to the chief justice of the Delaware Supreme Court. The former doctor writes police violated his 4th Amendment rights during a 2009 raid of his office and exceeded the scope of the search warrant.More
On Sunday, June 10, the City of Lewes will honor Sussex County families with military service members who have served in Iraq and/or Afghanistan. Join the city for lunch and entertainment from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. For details and to sign up for this event, click on "more."More
Salisbury Mayor Jim Ireton's "Plan for Transformation" stands to increase jobs downtown by 300, the number of housing units by 500 and the resident population by 750. Click on "more" to read the nearly 270-page proposal.More
Salisbury Mayor Jim Ireton's "Plan for Transformation" stands to increase jobs downtown by 300, the number of housing units by 500 and the resident population by 750. Click on "more" to read the nearly 270-page proposal. More
The City of Lewes Celebrates Yellow Ribbon Military Family Appreciation Day to honor families with military service members who have served in Iraq and/or Afghanistan. More
The City of Lewes Celebrates Yellow Ribbon Military Family Appreciation Day to honor families with military service members who have served in Iraq and/or Afghanistan. More
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is looking for someone to create a new Maryland Seafood logo. More
Calling all artists „Ÿ painters, sketchers, graphic designers! The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is looking for someone to create a new Maryland Seafood logo. The winning design will be used to in seafood marketing programs throughout the State.More
A forum of the region's jurisdictions, organizations and businesses supported by the University of Delaware Sustainable Coastal Communities Initiative. More
The government's free information resource about Alzheimer's disease and related dementias. Here you can find links to authoritative, up-to-date information from agencies and organizations with expertise in these areas.More
A facebook group: Let Your Voice Speak Positive Noise Presents Clean water is medicine Princess Anne MD. A look at what the residents of Princess Anne are drinking.More
The NASA Wallops Flight Facility is getting ready to launch five sub orbital rockets about midnight on the Ides of March. NASA has approved a launch window between 12 a.m. and 1:30 a.m., EDT, contingent upon weather conditions for five rockets to be launched within five minutes.The rockets will test the jet stream 60 to 65 miles above the earth.More
Although sleep apnea is treatable, it often goes unrecognized.Untreated sleep apnea can be dangerous and detrimental to your health, so it's important to see a doctor if you suspect that you or a loved one might have it. Read on to learn the warning signs of sleep apnea, how to distinguish it from normal snoring, the medical treatments available, and what you can do to help yourself.More
Virginia's State Police is having trouble finding a few good women. State Police are trying to change that by hosting a recruitment fair at State Police headquarters.More
The Open Government Guide is a complete compendium of information on every state's open records and open meetings laws. Each state's section is arranged according to a standard outline, making it easy to compare laws in various states.More
If you or someone you know is in an emotional distress or suicidal crisis, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255). Click on "more" for additional information. More
New Ravenna is a company located on Virginia's eastern shore that makes stone and glass mosaic tiles for foyers, bathrooms, and sells them around the world.More
Friday, May 17 2013 3:27 PM EDT2013-05-17 19:27:14 GMT
Officials say a 22-year-old Delaware State University football player from Maryland was seriously injured in a crash with a box truck and a tour bus in Middletown.More
Officials say a 22-year-old Delaware State University football player from Maryland was seriously injured in a crash with a box truck and a tour bus in Middletown.More
Friday, May 17 2013 3:10 PM EDT2013-05-17 19:10:19 GMT
Two sponsors of the Maryland Correctional Officers' Bill of Rights are defending it against FBI criticism in the Baltimore jail corruption scandal.More
Two sponsors of the Maryland Correctional Officers' Bill of Rights are defending the 2010 law against FBI criticism that it was ineffective in deterring alleged corruption at a state-run Baltimore jail.More
A man arrested in Delaware in the takedown of an alleged East Coast cigarette smuggling ring that authorities believe may have funneled money to terrorist groups is being held on $12.5 million cash bail.More
A man arrested in Delaware in the takedown of an alleged East Coast cigarette smuggling ring that authorities believe may have funneled money to terrorist groups is being held on $12.5 million cash bail.More
Friday, May 17 2013 10:04 AM EDT2013-05-17 14:04:45 GMT
SALISBURY, Md.- Police have arrested a Salisbury man sought in connection with an alleged assault and robbery that left another man critically injured. Brian Keith Hensley, 42, is charged with first-More
Police have arrested a Salisbury man sought in connection with an alleged assault and robbery that left another man critically injured.More
Friday, May 17 2013 7:56 AM EDT2013-05-17 11:56:42 GMT
NEW YORK (WBOC/AP)- Authorities say some of the suspects charged in a Virginia-to-New York cigarette smuggling scheme have links to top Hamas officials. New York law enforcers outlined the allegedMore
Authorities say some of the suspects charged in a Virginia-to-New York cigarette smuggling scheme have links to top officials of Hamas, the Islamist militant group that rules the Gaza Strip. Two of the suspects- including the scheme's alleged ringleader- are from Ocean City, Md.More
Two Ocean City brother, Samir and Basel Ramadan, are behind bars. Federal officals say the two are ringleaders of a cigarette smuggling ring that netted millions. Police have arrested 15 people in this case - and now they're trying to find out where is all the money. As WBOC's LeAnne Matach reports, neighbors of the two brother say they are shocked that something like this was happening in their community.More