Recreational anglers in Maryland can now keep more red drum under new fishing regulations that took effect Monday.
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As Chesapeake Bay waters warm during the peak of summer, health officials are urging people to take simple precautions against Vibrio, a naturally occurring bacteria that can cause serious illness in some cases.
Maryland’s monthlong closure of striped bass fishing in the Chesapeake Bay and its tidal tributaries begins Saturday, with state officials saying the restriction is needed to protect the species during the hottest part of the summer.
A new state report is raising concerns about the long-term availability and quality of groundwater on Virginia’s Eastern Shore, with environmentalists pointing to the results to argue for more restrictions on data centers.
Governor Wes Moore announced Wednesday that Maryland will invest $20 million in public boating and waterway improvement projects across the state during Fiscal Year 2027, with much of that funding going towards the Eastern Shore.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is set to launch a formal review to determine whether the diamondback terrapin, a turtle found throughout Delmarva’s coastal marshes and estuaries, should receive protection under the Endangered Species Act.
Maryland's Department of Natural Resources says unlicensed anglers will be free to fish anywhere in the state without a fishing license tomorrow, July 4.
The Oyster Recovery Partnership wants Ocean City restaurants' oyster shells, and participating businesses may even be able to receive cash incentives for them.
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources is seeking charter boat captains and fishing guides to participate in a new program aimed at removing invasive blue catfish from the Chesapeake Bay while supporting the state's charter fishing industry.
ST. MICHAELS, Md. — Neighbors gathered along the Miles River Tuesday as Coastal Seaplanes conducted sound testing and practice landings as part of its proposal to bring seaplane charter service to St. Michaels.