A new Maryland law restricting when law enforcement officers can cover their faces while on duty took effect Thursday, drawing mixed reactions from Eastern Shore law enforcement and civil rights leaders.
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Two Eastern Shore educators are among seven finalists for the 2027 Maryland Teacher of the Year award.
Several parks and recreation projects across Maryland’s Eastern Shore are set to receive state funding after the Maryland Board of Public Works approved millions of dollars for projects across the state Wednesday.
Maryland officials are inviting Eastern Shore residents to help shape how the state spends prescription opioid settlement funds during a public town hall Thursday evening.
A debate over Maryland's congressional districts took an unusual turn Monday night when an Eastern Shore lawmaker proposed asking local voters if the Shore should secede from the state.
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 Maryland State Police Crash Team is investigating two separate fatal crashes that happened on the Eastern Shore over the Fourth of July weekend.
Mentors can have such a profound effect on young people, which is why Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Eastern Shore helps explain what they do…
Volunteers who spend their time mentoring and supporting children across the Eastern Shore were honored during SHORE UP! Inc.’s annual Foster Grandparent Program end-of-year celebration.
All of Maryland’s Eastern Shore sheriffs are now part of a federal lawsuit challenging the state’s newly passed immigration enforcement restrictions, escalating a fight that has drawn sharp reaction from local law enforcement for months.