Richard and Tara Wood, both alumni and parents of a recent Washington College graduate, have made a substantial gift to the ...

Zaxby's plans to expand in the DMV, with the first Maryland location opening by year's end. Maryland leaders react to FBI's ...

The post Florida A&M ranks #1 in new Forbes HBCU list appeared first on ClutchPoints. Forbes has named Florida A&M University ...

The impact of climate change on the state is as varied as its landscape. From vast forests and rolling farms that line the ...

Communities that once found refuge and self-reliance across the Chesapeake Bay now face rapid land loss. Experts sound the ...

When headed down High Street toward the water, you may notice the building near Dixon Drive has gotten a little more colorful ...

Shoreline Vinyl Systems shut down its Denton, Md., facility and laid off 49 employees as part of a broader consolidation ...

Osprey population near 'complete collapse’ on Eastern Shore In 1975, there were 68 breeding osprey pairs on the Eastern Shore. Now, there are only nine.

The osprey population on the Eastern Shore has dropped to just 18 birds.

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New research indicates concern for Virginia’s Eastern Shore osprey population due to lack of prey available in the area.

Conservationists link industrial menhaden fishing to a drastic decline in ospreys along Virginia’s Eastern Shore. Scientists urge action on fishery management.