COLMAR MANOR – Shots rang out here

FROSTBURG – Hunters being briefed Sunday afternoon before this week’s bear hunt were lectured on more than just rules and regulations

FROSTBURG – They traveled from as far away as Worcester County, driving for hours to participate in Maryland’s first black bear hunt in 51 years

ANNAPOLIS – There is no guarantee that the planned purchaser of state preservation land in St

BALTIMORE – The first tasks on the agenda for the new committee charged with Chesapeake Bay cleanup are to identify the state’s 420,000 septic systems and to maximize funding for wastewater treatment plant upgrades, members said Wednesday

ANNAPOLIS – An oily and inedible fish has emerged at the center of an interstate dispute, as Marylanders claim one Virginia plant has overharvested a species vital to Chesapeake Bay ecology

ANNAPOLIS – Eight years ago, three men from South Korea stepped into the office of Errol Small, marketing and agriculture development chief at the Maryland Department of Agriculture, and wanted to buy some horses

ANNAPOLIS – A new commission will pinpoint ways to sustain Maryland’s forests and the timber industry under one of two related executive orders announced by Gov

SANDY POINT STATE PARK – Maryland’s Chesapeake Bay population of juvenile striped bass approached average this year despite recent biological threats to striper adults, according to the Maryland Department of Natural Resources’ annual survey

ANNAPOLIS – Animal protection agencies defended a lawsuit filed Monday to block Maryland’s first black bear hunt in half a century, saying flawed science and a governor tied to hunting organizations led to the hunt’s approval