The Spocott windmill and village is a historic reconstruction of the self-sufficient community that existed just six miles from where Cambridge is now, in the 19th century.Now the mill is in need of repairs and rising sea level is threatening other buildings on the property.Spocott welcomed the community in an open house on October 17.

Officials from Cambridge Waterfront Development Incorporated signed a deal Monday to build a 120-room hotel at Cambridge Harbor. Local leaders cheered the occasion as a landmark step.

We listen in on the Maryland Farm Bureau's interviews with Gov. Wes Moore and Republican challenger Dan Cox as they debate the issues and pledge their support for Maryland farmers.

The League of Women Voters held a contentious congressional candidates forum in Cambridge on Tuesday, as Republican Rep. Andy Harris sassed audience hecklers and later sought to have a reporter's camera seized.

About 50 people gathered Thursday at Longwarf Park where the Cambridge Farmers Market takes place – and where, last week, some familiar trees were cut down without explanation.

After a long radio career that took him coast-to-coast, Mike Starling retired from NPR to the Eastern Shore, only to start new radio stations. Now, he swears, he's retiring.

Rising up through the ranks and taking on all the tasks as General Manager and President of Radio Chesapeake, Amanda Tilghman, 26, sees new directions and opportunities to expand radio's reach.

Many residents expressed surprise and dismay that the city ordered a line of old trees in Long Warf Park to be cut down. Cambridge officials say the trees were diseased.

Gabrielle Suver is a longtime triathlete but after an accident where she was hit by a car and left on the side of the road she wondered if she'd even be able to walk.Instead, 10 months later Suver competed in Ironman Maryland and finished in the top ten female pro athletes.

Mason Herrmann sits down with Adrian Holmes about the inaugural Harriet Tubman Summit and their mission to honor her legacy.