The Fourth of July holiday was a busy weekend for people traveling to and from the peninsula via the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. The heavy traffic is still occurring on Sunday ...

Marylanders are out enjoying the outdoors as we find ourselves in the peak of the summer vacation season. Anglers are finding ...

We all have memories. Some are good, some are bad, some are hilarious, some are sentimental and some are a total range of emotions. One of my prayers throughout life with our kids is that we make ...

Explore Maryland’s coastal gems, blending time-honored traditions with pristine seafood for a truly authentic Chesapeake Bay experience.

For the full Maryland experience, try the seafood sampler platter, featuring not only those famous crab cakes but also plump local oysters, tender scallops, and perfectly fried shrimp. Each component ...

Frederick might be Maryland’s best-kept historical treasure, though word is getting out fast. This city has a downtown that captures centuries gone by while staying vibrantly alive. Carroll Creek runs ...

Discover the many animals that roam, swim, crawl or fly around our region during a new summer day camp offered by Buttonwood ...

The Chesapeake Bay Bridge is considered by many as one of the scariest bridges in America, but a local driver said it’s not ...

A multivehicle crash shut down the westbound span of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge on Friday.

Chris Hopkinson became the first person to traverse the entire length of the Chesapeake Bay by stand-up paddleboard.

A multi-vehicle crash prompted the closure of all westbound lanes of Maryland's Chesapeake Bay Bridge on the Fourth of July.