Eastern Shore

State says it will replace Tubman marker with a more accurate one.

We go On the Record to look at what rising sea levels and saltwater mean for Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Climate change is driving saltier water into the Chesapeake. Can farmers who have worked the land for generations adapt to a changing bay?

Dr. Heidi Anderson is the president of the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, one of the state's four historically Black universities and colleges.

We go On the Record to look at what rising sea levels and saltwater mean for Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Climate change is driving saltier water into the Chesapeake. Can farmers who have worked the land for generations adapt to a changing bay?

The extraordinary achievements of Harriet Tubman.

Eroding History looks at how climate is change invading Deal Island on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, and what the congregants of two Black churches are doing to combat rising waters and preserve history.

We’ll go On the Record with an archeologist and museum director in Easton. They’ve discovered artifacts that piece together more of the story of The Hill, one the country’s first communities of free African-Americans. Plus, a descendant of one of The Hill’s first homeowners.

Harriet Tubman and her work to free enslaved people on Maryland's Eastern Shore.

The Maryland Department of Natural Resources workers are joined by Virginia’s state crew on boats searching the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries for blue crabs for an annual survey.

We’ll go On the Record with Democrat Heather Mizeur, campaigning to unseat Maryland’s only Republican in Congress. Mizeur says she’d work to bring jobs to the Eastern Shore, to help farmers resist climate change, and to cross partisan barriers.