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Slithering seaside sighting startles Ocean City beachgoers as snake emerges from the waves
DNR staff were not on-site, but did tell WMAR that based on the photos, it appears to be an eastern hog-nosed snake. This is a native species that likes habitats with sandy soil and isn't dangerous to the public. Ocean City Animal Control did respond to a call about the snake, confirming it is an eastern hog-nosed snake, and it was relocated.
Violence erupted during a Frederick protest, leading to property damage and assaults on police, with four arrests made.
Ocean City, Maryland's, Boardwalk has seen a historic transformation through the years. Here's a special look at its long ...
LAUREL, Md. (7News) — A search is underway for a missing family of five who were last seen in Laurel, Maryland, on Monday, ...
Ocean City’s family-friendly lodging is available for all kinds of personal budgets. Princess Royale Oceanfront Resort is ...
An unincorporated section of Harford County could soon become the county's fourth municipality. Some leaders in Edgewood say ...
The Museum of Ocean City had its official ribbon cutting Thursday. The grand opening of the renovated museum marks a new ...
With rents up 30%, Rockville, Maryland renters are pushing for stabilization, fearing the loss of teachers and EMS as ...
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