MARYLAND — The 2026 Chesapeake Bay and Watershed Report Card shows the Bay has earned its highest grade in 40 years, but researchers and water…
The University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science has released the 2026 Chesapeake Bay and Watershed Report Card, with the Bay earni…
TALBOT COUNTY, Md. – An Easton-based environmental consulting firm has won federal money to pull abandoned crab pots, known as “ghost pots,” o…
A New York woman faces numerous prostitution-related charges after police searched an Easton spa Thursday as part of a human trafficking inves…
Limited child care, transportation, and job opportunities are among the barriers facing women across Maryland's Eastern Shore workforce, accor…
Talbot County Mobile Integrated Health is asking for medical and household supplies for a medical supply drive to help community members stay …
A 34-year-old Easton man has been indicted on federal charges involving the sexual exploitation of a child and child sexual abuse material, th…
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EASTON, Md. — Organizers of the Waterfowl Festival are asking the state for help with repairs to Easton's historic armory, the building that h…
Several new Maryland laws affecting renters, prospective tenants and housing providers take effect Oct. 1.
Governor Wes Moore announced Tuesday Maryland is being awarded a $9 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education to develop a statewide…
Worcester County Sheriff Matt Crisafulli has been sworn in as president of the Maryland Sheriffs’ Association.
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources is accepting bids for trapping privileges on more than 20 public lands across the Eastern Shore f…
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore has signed an executive order establishing new statewide oversight for large data center developments and says he will…
A man from Easton pled guilty today to a felony theft scheme over $100,000, and a felony identity fraud scheme over $25,000, as well as perjur…
The Maryland Natural Resources Police released a list of citations in Eastern Shore waters this summer, with multiple fishermen allegedly reel…
WBOC is proud to serve the Third Haven Woods Preserve, and all of Talbot County.
EASTON, Md. — A public street separating the two buildings that make up Building African American Minds, or BAAM, will soon belong to the nonp…
WBOC is proud to serve Sherwood Manor, and all of Talbot County.
OXFORD, Md. — The Robert Morris Inn, a fixture on Maryland's Eastern Shore for more than 300 years, has sat closed for nearly a year, and a gr…
President Trump is repealing an executive order from 2009 dedicated to protecting and restoring the Chesapeake Bay.
Chief Caroll Spriggs III will serve a six-year term as the state's leader in fire, arson and explosive investigations, according to a press release.
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has announced the winners of its 2026 Maryland Natural Resource Photo Contest, with a photo featu…
CHESAPEAKE BAY – Blue catfish, an invasive species that has spread through the Chesapeake Bay and preys on blue crabs and other native species…
WBOC is proud to serve the Oxford-Bellevue Ferry, and all of Talbot County.
ST. MICHAELS, Md. — The Crab Claw – a multigenerational family restaurant in St. Michaels – is closing its doors in November, after more than …
The Easton town manager says the next steps will be finalizing the layout of the course