Jim Brady

The model train garden, a beloved Cambridge community winter display for generations, has occupied prime space in the vacated City Hall building for nearly 20 years. Now that the city plans to rehabilitate the historic building and move back in, city administrators and officials from the Rescue Fire Company Inc. which operates the train garden have reached an impasse.

Chesapeake Bay Journal reporter Jeremy Cox ventured out with a crew to tag sharks out where the Chesapeake Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean.

Scientists know that land is sinking around the Chesapeake Bay, and now, GPS technology reveals Dorchester and the middle shore is subsiding at the most rapid rate on the East Coast.

Dorchester County officials are seeking more input from residents who they invite to tell them what's good and what's not, in order to create a strategic plan for improving all aspects of county government operations.

Local officials hailed the allocation of $6.6 million to replace the crumbling Choptank River fishing pier, but said millions more are required to actually get it built.

Sharon Smith and Chuck McFadden of Cambridge Association of Neighborhoods found faults and fixes when they delved into operations of the Dorchester County Government.

Parker Welch and Jeb Burchick of the Maryland Farm Bureau review the list of issues Maryland farmers hope to get through the state legislature in Annapolis this session.

Cambridge Spy Editor Zack Taylor recounts the online newspaper's strategy and goals for covering Cambridge and putting a positive spin on features and events for news-hungry readers.

For five years since the storming of the U.S. Capitol by Trump supporters, NPR has been tracking the criminal cases - and the events - that the Trump administration removed

Cambridge City Commissioner Brett Summers, a real estate developer himself, is seeking a city law that would nudge owners of dormant downtown buildings to activate their properties or face the fines.