Blue Crab count in Chesapeake Bay drops slightly; restaurant prices increase

There are slightly fewer blue crabs in the Chesapeake Bay when you compare this year to last, according to the Maryland Department of Natural Resources.

Ever Forward cargo ship owner to pay up for oysters

Almost a year after a large container ship ran aground in the Chesapeake Bay, the owner of the ship is going to have to pay up.

Stranded Chesapeake Bay cargo ship successfully refloated

The Ever Forward cargo ship, which has been stuck in the Chesapeake Bay for more than a month, is finally moving again, according to U.S. Coast Guard officials.

Rescue plans revealed for cargo ship stranded in Chesapeake Bay

There’s now a plan to refloat a cargo ship that’s been stranded in the Chesapeake Bay for days, the ship’s operator said Friday.

UMD studies microplastics in water
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A new study launching this month is going to track plastics moving through the Maryland waterways. University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science Associate Professor Jamie Pierson joined Fox 5 DC to share more.

Bay Bridge shut down by cranes bound for the Port of Baltimore

Maryland’s Bay Bridge was briefly shut down on Thursday in order to accommodate four cranes headed to the Port of Baltimore aboard a ship.

Chesapeake Bay military installations responsible for contaminants: report

A recent report released by "The Environmental Working Group" claims at least nine military facilities around the Chesapeake Bay are responsible for contaminants that are impacting water and wildlife, and possibly even making people sick.

MTA wants your input on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge

If you’ve ever sat in traffic on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and let out a few choice words, well, now’s your chance to say it to the Maryland Transportation Authority directly.

Maryland blue crab invading European shores, prompting fishermen fears

A species of blue crab native to the Chesapeake Bay area has wound up on the shores of Europe, spotted everywhere from Ireland to Spain to Albania, and it's threatening both native species and fishermen.

Maryland, Virginia, D.C. intend to sue EPA on Chesapeake Bay pollution

Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia filed a notice of intent to sue the Environmental Protection Agency for failing to require two other states to implement plans to cut pollution in the Chesapeake Bay, officials said Monday.