Author: Anissa Lopez

Delmarva organization gets $300K for 2022 summer program to give kids a memorable experience

Forces joining together to give Cambridge residents resources to deal with trauma

Clarifying shrimp fishery regulations with two bills in the MD General Assembly

Mayor Jake Day shares “Here is Home” initiative is already showing progress to bring more housing to Salisbury

Rehoboth Beach commissioners adopt $30.1M budget for FY2023

“I think it’s important:” Md. piece of legislation to make divestment from Russia, in support of Ukraine

As Omicron subvariant spreads in Europe, could we see another US COVID surge? Health officials weigh in

“It sends a strong message:” After a vote Thursday, Mountaire’s Selbyville plant will be union free

UMES receiving thousands of dollars of federal funding for two projects, including new research center

TidalHealth employees cheer on Maryland National Guard on their final day of deployment

Federal Reserve is raising interest rates: Will this impact homebuyers?

Overdose Education

DPH stepping up in the fight against opioid abuse in the restaurant industry

$400k To Supports Schools

Local community colleges and HBCU’s receive grants from Delmarva Power

86-Room hotel moving in across from DE Turf, hoping to have an economic impact in Frederica

“Let’s not wait until it’s too late for an event:” Lawmakers pushing for a bill to protect Delawareans from bombs

Sun & Surf Cinema joins in on nationwide effort to raise money for Ukraine

Russia invading Ukraine is having an impact on grain exports worldwide

First Delaware surgical hospital opening its doors to the community this May

“I’m just glad it’s over with:” Teen in OC boardwalk vaping incident gets charges acquitted

Local Delaware woman testifies in hopes to protect kidney donors against discrimination

Worcester County Sheriff Crisafulli shares his inspiring story in a new book

“I think she is an exceptional candidate:” U.S. Senator Coons meets Supreme Court nominee Judge Jackson

Worries of how climate change bill could impact Maryland businesses

44 bomb threats since Jan. against HBCUs, resolution passes to condemn these violent acts

Frustrations rise for businesses as it seems the RRF won’t be replenished

Queen Anne’s County police lodge collecting donations for Ukrainians and their soldiers

“We are in a spiral of cost increases:” Russia invading Ukraine impacts the cost of fertilizer prices for farmers

CDC says gap widens between vaccinated urban residents compared to vaccinated rural residents

“It’s a win, win:” Lawmakers pushing for agritourism bill to benefit local farm families, tourists

The heart of Berlin is getting some renovations, could bring in new businesses

Lake Forest 10-year-old says his gym teacher “slammed” him on the floor, an investigation is in the early stages

WORDLE: Popular word game could be positive in the classroom, keeping students engaged

“Strong support, it unanimously passed:” MD bill could help eliminate PFAS out of the environment

“Just make sure to support local agriculture:” SU students putting love into community garden

Maryland Suicide Fatality Review Committee could be put into place if legislation passes

“It’s really about teaching the students the consequences:” MD bill could require kids to learn risks of sexting

Biden set to give State of the Union, could address topics like the pandemic and Ukraine crisis

Proposed MD legislation that could put more regulations on Delta-8 is causing some concerns

Worcester Goes Purple raising awareness about “fake pills” vs. prescription medication

Beebe Healthcare shines a light on National Guard helping during the pandemic

Could Russia’s attack on Ukraine impact the U.S. economically?

“I really think the council made the right decision:” OC Council approves body-worn camera contract

Impacts Of Russian Invasion

“It’s incredibly troubling to see:” Leaders react to Russia invading Ukraine

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Scholarship Program bringing $25K to UMES students

Dating Or Defrauding Campign

Protecting your heart and your wallet, new national campaign aims to make you aware of romance scams

“I’m going to continue to do my due diligence:” Speaker Pro Tem Sheree Sample-Hughes files for re-election

Chincoteague Carnival coming back July 2022

“They quantified what we have already known:” Study showing COVID could lead to heart issues

New recovery residential care opportunity coming to the Eastern Shore

“It gave me a lot of emotional trauma:” SU students react to racial slurs, inappropriate pictures during Zoom call