Author: Julian Sadur

Bill for Chesapeake Bay Bridge expansion dies

SU investigating possible hate crime

MD legislature aims to work out differences ahead of deadline

Election controversy in Pocomoke

Smigiel attacks Harris in first district forum

General Assembly still has work to do with one day left

Mathias supported Hogan’s transportation bill veto

Healing through Grant’s Garden

Medicinal marijuana company buys building in Hebron

Markell speaks out against transgender discrimination

Why filing your taxes late could cost you

Salisbury entering a culinary renaissance

Coast Guard receives award for 100 years of service

UPDATE: Authorities exploring all avenues in murder investigation

UPDATE: Shooting investigation underway in Salisbury

Cutting down on secondary traffic deaths

Helping the community stay healthy

Salisbury gets rolling again with roller derby season

UMES aims to help seniors learn new technology

Regular exercise by elderly slows mental decline

Tuition at MD state schools could see a hike in 2016

Mathias opposed to transportation scoring bill

More millennials are choosing to buy homes in Salisbury

Longhurst aims to close alleged gun law loophole

Putting stricter zoning regulations on poultry houses

Van Hollen wants voters to know he will fight like Mikulski

Hogan’s budget moving quickly through legislature

MD voters close to having a say in fantasy sports betting

Van Hollen campaigns in Salisbury

Route 50 and 113 get facelift before tourist season

Cherokee lanes under new management

State panel addresses chicken house concerns

Hanlin to replace Fredericksen

Bald eagle deaths still unsolved

Putting a cap on student testing

Hogan spokesman speak out against house bill

Terp madness continues

Habitat breaks ground on two homes in one day

Ramp for Ryan complete

Sports complex aims to bring sports tournaments to Delaware

Deldot aims to improve safety at dangerous Rt. 1 intersection

United Way honors community leaders

Nix of offshore drilling draws mixed reviews

UMES at risk of losing pharmacy school accreditation

Cambridge may get rid of city dispatch center

DSU cuts 23 degree programs

Delaware poised to be a leader in drone innovation

Habitat for Humanity speaks in Annapolis

Punkin Chunkin is back

Ocean City holds 35th annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade