Jim Brady
News Director-
People are finding peace and resolution at the end of their lives with hospice care, and Coastal Hospice's Lauren Blair tells about the range of services that can help families. -
Jeremy Cox of the Chesapeake Bay Journal says the bay got a "C" on its annual health report card by the University of Maryland, and is trending downward. -
More than 50 years after it set sail from the Richardson boat yard in Cambridge, the small skipjack Peregrine made its unlikely return, and its keepers were on hand to see it. -
More than 50 years after it set sail from the Richardson boat yard in Cambridge, the small skipjack Peregrine made its unlikely return, and its keepers were on hand to see it.
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Hundreds of No Kings Day protestors showed up along arteries into Cambridge and Easton - part of a nation-wide demonstration against President Trump -
Talbot County Council Vice President Pete Lesher describes the stakes the commissioners faced in deciding to vote to revoke the county diversity statement they established just five years ago. -
Trump administration cancellations of projects previously approved and funded by Congress have totaled $1 billion for the Chesapeake region -
Talbot and Queen Anne officials rejected allegations in announcement by the Department of Homeland Security that listed them among 500 so-called “sanctuary areas” . -
Christie Woodard of PRS Guitars in Stephensville talks about the quest to find high school graduates with the right stuff to forge a career in skilled trades. -
Don Abbatiello, Robert Rankin, and Rev. Elmer Neal Davis Jr. all posted wins for Council President, Ward 2 Councilperson, and Ward 4 Councilperson in Tuesday's town election.
