Wicomico County appears headed toward a significant shift in political leadership following Tuesday's general election, with Democrats poised to take control of the County Council and Democrat Ernest "Ernie" Davis holding a lead over incumbent Republican County Executive Julie Giordano.
Ocean City is mourning the loss of Steve Pappas, who helped transform the Original Greene Turtle into a regional sports bar chain while dedicating decades to supporting local charities and youth sports. His son, Stephen, and longtime friend Mayor Rick Meehan reflect on his generosity, larger-than-life personality and the lasting legacy he leaves behind.
Wicomico County officials are considering changes to local solar farm regulations following the passage of a Maryland law that limits certain zoning restrictions on renewable energy development.
Months of controversy surrounding Wicomico Nursing Home are fueling calls for stronger oversight at the state level, as Maryland health officials begin examining ways to improve care and accountability across the state.
Big changes could be coming to a popular youth sports facility in Worcester County, where officials unveiled a proposed $14 million master plan Tuesday night aimed at improving athletic fields, parking and other amenities.
A Delaware man is facing multiple felony drug charges after authorities say he fled a traffic stop in Wicomico County, leading to a pursuit and the discovery of more than 800 bags of suspected heroin and fentanyl.
After nearly a decade of detours, delays and uncertainty, Wicomico County leaders broke ground Wednesday on the long-awaited reconstruction of Barren Creek Road.
Boardwalk Rock has announced its full lineup for the 2027 festival, with Iron Maiden, Korn and Bad Omens headlining the three-day event in Ocean City from May 14-16.
A historic crossing along the Nanticoke River could soon see some major changes as a Delaware transportation task force considers charging fares for the Woodland Ferry or transferring its operations to another entity.
Seven college and university presidents from across Delmarva gathered in Salisbury Thursday to discuss the future of higher education, with a focus on preparing students for the workforce and encouraging graduates to build their careers on the Eastern Shore.