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Breeze adds new flight from Salisbury to Florida
Breeze Airways announced it will add a Wednesday nonstop flight between Salisbury and Florida beginning April 1.
Rep. Andy Harris seeks ‘fishery disaster’ to aid MD watermen
Rep. Andy Harris has asked NOAA to declare an economic fishery disaster to provide immediate assistance to Maryland oystermen.
County jail warden’s lawsuit against Baltimore lawyer clears another hurdle
A defamation lawsuit by the Somerset County jail warden and county administrator against a Baltimore lawyer has moved closer to trial.
Sex offense charges dropped against MD basketball coach
Worcester County prosecutors will not proceed with the sex offense case against Stephen Decatur boys basketball head coach Bryon Johnson.
This MD county committed to immigration enforcement agreement with ICE
Wicomico County officials back 287(g) immigration enforcement and warn a proposed Maryland Senate bill could undermine public safety.
Body camera footage released in Salisbury police-involved fatal shooting
The Maryland Attorney General's Office released body-worn camera footage from a fatal Salisbury police shooting.
MD man indicted in theft of $670K from American Legion Post
A grand jury indicted a man following a Maryland State Police investigation into the theft of over $670,000 from an American Legion Post.
GameStop closing stores, including 8 in MD
Hundreds of GameStop stores are closing in the U.S. this month, including locations in Maryland, reports show.
MD basketball coach charged with sex offense against minor, more
A Maryland boys basketball coach has been arrested and charged with felony 3rd degree sex offense involving a child under 14, and more.
Eastern Shore antique store closes as Fruitland sourdough stand opens
A new year means new business happenings across the Lower Shore of Maryland. Here's a look at what's new at the start of 2026.
MD Supreme Court to hear case on public school districts’ Child Victims Act liability
The Maryland Supreme Court on Jan. 6 granted review to a Child Victims Act case about the liability of public school districts for abuse that occurred before mid-1971.
Judge allows Salisbury residents’ second environmental lawsuit against Perdue to move forward
A federal judge on Thursday allowed the second of two lawsuits against Perdue Farms over pollution in Salisbury to move forward, denying key parts of the agribusiness giant’s motion to dismiss.
