Shows

Regional News Roundup With Steve Green

We'll get the latest on the region's top stories, including the bust of a cigarette smuggling ring with alleged links to terrorist groups.

How Local Schools Respond to Bullying

In part three of our series on bullying, we'll talk with school officials in two local districts about how they identify and confront harassment.

Parking Battle at the Beach / Chains vs. Mom-and-Pop Shops

We'll explore the growing number of chain restaurants and stores on the coast, and how local mom-and-pop shops are responding.

Rebuilding the Beach During Tourist Season

We'll get details on the $30 million beach replenishment project being planned for the Delaware coast.

Skating Community, Ocean City Officials Search for Compromise

After an outcry from the skating community, Ocean City officials are now considering changes to their plan to scale back the hours of the Ocean Bowl Skate Park.

Delaware Approves Same-Sex Marriage / A National Perspective on Bullying

We'll find out how the passage of a same-sex marriage bill will affect couples in Delaware. Then, we'll continue our series on bullying with a look at how different states are addressing this problem.

Ocean City Council Members Debate Dollars And Cents Of Resort's Budget

Ocean City Council members are working on their 2014 fiscal year budget, and their mix of cuts and revenue increases is raising eyebrows among some residents.

Mother, Son Share Their Experience With Bullying

A local mother and son say school administrators have turned a blind eye to bullying among students.

The Slow Burn At A Local Nature Preserve

Ecologists recently burned 70 acres of land at the Nassawango Creek Preserve, the largest privately-owned natural area in Maryland.

When Viral Videos And Social Media Drive The News Cycle

A video of a local police officer stepping on a suspect's head and repeatedly using a taser on him is sparking accusations of brutality — but police officials say there's more to the story than that video shows.

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