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Jim Brady/Radio ChesapeakeAt a gathering of military police from Maryland who were assigned security detail at the ruins of the Pentagon, memories serve to bring healing to the horror they witnessed. -
On Spetember 11, 2001, Dr. Kerry Forresttal was a resident – a new doctor in training at Thomas Jefferson Hospital in Philadelphia. He happened to be on Long Island, NY that morning, visiting family, when his phone rang. Soon, he was at the crash site.
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Detailed allegations in charging documents paint a picture of two shootings in Dorchester County, a case of revenge, and efforts of two lovers to hide evidence. -
Radio Chesapeake recently accompanied Sandra Wyatt, who supervises code enforcement officers, on a tour of the town looking for violations. Find out what really happens. -
The Eastern Shore Threshermen & Collectors Assoc. Inc. turned back the clock August 7 with their Old-time wheat threshing steam & gas engine show, now in its 66th year. -
Efforts by some Cambridge City Commissioners to re-write the contract terms that eliminated public review of alternate Cambridge Harbor development plans have been scrapped. -
Cambridge celebrated Black culture August 15 with the Groove City Culture Fest.Groove City Black Heritage and Culture group brought together musicians, dancers and vendors for the festivites on Pine Street. -
The Eastern Shore Republican says he's not onboard with every decision by President Donald Trump, and says he has produced millions of dollars in federal support for home district programs. -
Twenty percent of properties are already at risk of flooding in Cambridge. That’s expected to grow, mostly because of climate change. A multimillion-dollar fix is underway. -
Democratic candidate Dan Schwartz says redistricting is no way to win voters, and plans to proceed in the race for Maryland's 1st congressional district, a Republican stronghold. -
Around 70 kids from all over came to Long Wharf Park in Cambridge to participate in The Mid-Shore Fishing Club's annual kids fishing derby. -
Dorchester County is vexed with BIP ponds - large, open-air pools used to dispose of household wastewater in some rural settings. Today, some of them are failing.
