Author: Julian Sadur

Police chief says investigation was warranted for missing pony

Coons calls Benghazi investigation a “fishing expedition”

Restaurants say crabs were up this season

Teal pumpkins mean everyone can enjoy Halloween

Accohannock tribe invites public in

Minor fuel spill in Wicomico River

Former Nanticoke chief honored

Raising breast cancer awareness, one glass at a time

A partial fix to the heroin epidemic is already on the law books

US Senators say it’s time to implement a 7-year old law

Citizen Oversight: How a community helps their police

Only PA program on shore no longer accredited

Salisbury takes next step in downtown revitalization

It’s time to start talking about assisted death in MD

Third Friday means dollar signs for businesses

How to keep your home safe and warm this fall

Why candidates must go “all in” in Vegas

Earth science week

Pocomoke City celebrates 150 years

Apple scrapple festival

National coming out day

Almost 60 breweries converge on Wico. Co.

Local ALS patient beats the odds again to raise money

Sen. Coon’s to look into TPP agreement

Police foster relations in the community

Obama Administration aims to stop chronic absenteeism

NASA Wallops has “picture perfect” launch

What to look for if your car might have water damage

Worc. Co. takes a step forward on Showell Elem., but a small one

New study surveys police treatment in MD

Delmarva Power working on lines post-flooding

New law makes naloxone access easier

Black Dot campaign controversy

How one MD law is making it easier for couples to split

More roads expected to open in Delaware

Given initial forecasts OC officials call this weekend a win

Accomack officials say the worst is behind us

Over 30 roads closed in Delaware due to flooding

Most recent storm shows why officials want changes in Chincoteague

38 Attorney’s General say it’s time Congress join the fight on opioid addiction

Wicomico County addresses kindergarten overcrowding

Hogan encourages eligible taxpayers to file for refunds

New law gives some a second chance in Maryland

Ocean City lifeguards done for the season

A successful Sun Fest shows signs of a tourism uptick

How changing verbiage is helping fight the stigma against addiction

Local store raises money for juvenile diabetes

Getting artsy with the animals

Bishop Isaac Jenkins Sr., 55 years and counting

New study finds violence in black youth is associated with a feeling of helplessness