State, local, and federal leaders gathered Friday at the Indian River Inlet to review projects completed over the past year and discuss upcoming efforts to help protect Delaware's coastline.
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Hurricane Erin is churning closer to Delmarva’s waters, as the beaches already are seeing large waves and strong rip currents. 'Erin' is forec…
On Tuesday morning, Assateague Island National Seashore and Ocean City closed public access to the ocean. Hurricane Erin isn't expected to mak…
Hurricane Erin remains far offshore, but its effects are already being felt along the Maryland coast. Officials in Ocean City say the storm is…
Strong rip currents continue to churn along Delmarva’s coast, prompting elevated warnings from beach patrols and the National Weather Service.
As Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial start of summer, Delaware beaches are filling up—not just with people, but with horseshoe crabs and shorebirds, too.
Local leaders from Worcester County traveled to Washington, D.C. last week to urge federal lawmakers to stop a proposed offshore wind project …
The Department of Natural Resources announced the right whale Slow Zone is in effect through April 14.
The 8th annual RASCL Summit was held Wednesday in Dover, where experts gathered to discuss the growing climate challenges facing Delaware.
Two crews of four Coast Guard members stationed at the U.S. Coast Guard Crisfield were deployed to the crash site in Washington, D.C., Thursday.