The 53rd Annual White Marlin Open officially kicks off Monday, August 3. After registration closed today, officials with the tournament announced that 334 boats will be competing for an estimated $9.9 million in prize money during the six-day tournament.
Public school systems across Maryland are developing policies to determine how students and educators can use artificial intelligence in classrooms while protecting academic integrity, student privacy and the role of teachers.
The Worcester County Fire Marshal's Office has lifted the countywide open burning ban following recent rainfall and improving drought conditions across the county and the Lower Eastern Shore.
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra has announced its return to Worcester County as part of its statewide Music for Maryland Tour.
Worcester County emergency management officials are asking residents to help identify potential hazards facing their communities and recommend ways to reduce their impact.
Worcester County Commissioners unanimously approved a one-year moratorium on data centers and cable landing facilities while county staff develops updated zoning regulations for the emerging projects.
A request to rezone nearly 15 acres near Ocean Pines was withdrawn Tuesday following concerns from county commissioners and community members.
A federal dredging vessel is expected to spend about two weeks removing sand from the Ocean City Inlet, where marina officials say shallow water has caused boats to run aground and created concerns for visiting mariners.
Worcester County law enforcement leaders say stronger coordination, additional resources and improved social media monitoring will be key to preventing future teen takeover events in Ocean City and surrounding communities.
More than 100 youth softball teams are taking the field in Salisbury this week for the USSSA Eastern National Championships, bringing a boost to local businesses while players and families work to stay safe in high temperatures.
