Maryland anglers heading out for yellow perch this winter are now limited to just five fish per person per day in tidal ...

Maryland DNR reduces recreational yellow perch catch limit to five per day in tidal and nontidal streams due to low ...

Maryland Natural Resources Police cited individuals in St. Mary's County for gillnet fishing in the St. Mary’s River, baited wood duck hunting, and spotlighting five deer between September and ...

Looking for peaceful beach towns in Maryland where you can escape the crowds? These 7 waterfront gems offer charming streets and beautiful shorelines without the tourist chaos! 1.

Nestled in the charming town of North East, Maryland, where the Elk River meets the mighty Chesapeake Bay, this 2,188-acre natural wonderland is the geographical equivalent of hitting the jackpot ...

The Maryland Transportation Authority Board voted Thursday morning to approve a proposal that would result in the construction of two new bridges to carry traffic over the Chesapeake Bay and remove ...

Maryland transportation officials approved a plan Thursday to rebuild the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, tear down existing bridge spans and ease traffic. State leaders estimate the project could range from ...

BALTIMORE - The Maryland Transportation Authority Board voted Thursday on a recommended plan to construct two new four-lane bridge spans across the Chesapeake Bay and remove the existing spans. As ...

Maryland transit officials say they have a plan to build a new Chesapeake Bay Bridge, tear down existing bridge spans and ease traffic. After years of weighing the options, the Maryland Transportation ...

If flooded vegetation is crucial habitat for successful perch production, how can the banner years of Devils Lake perch fishing in the 1980s – when the lake was some 20 feet lower and much more saline ...

A revised Chesapeake Bay Watershed Agreement was approved by a multi-state council led by Maryland Gov. Wes Moore. The new agreement sets a 2040 deadline for reducing pollution and achieving other ...

Escambia County is beginning work on demolishing the old Pensacola Bay Fishing Pier that was damaged by Hurricane Sally in 2020 In September, Escambia’s Board of County Commissioners approved a nearly ...