Ocean City's convention business is rebounding, with attendance expected to outpace last summer’s for many groups.

Thousands of people enjoy thrilling vacation pastimes like white-water rafting, mountaineering, surfing, and scuba diving; and most of them make it home with a story and some great photographs. Unfortunately, however, some daring tourists lose their lives in tragic accidents at popular tourist attractions.

Are you ready? Memorial Day weekend traditionally kicks off the summer vacation season. And, boy, do we all need one.

The new remote and hybrid work scenarios many workers find themselves in after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic have led to a shift in how people travel for the holidays. With many professionals now able to work from anywhere, few need to take time off simply because they won't be in the same geographic area as their offices.

A combined 65,000 racing and music fans attended Pimlico Race Course over the weekend for Preakness. That's about a third of the 2019 turnout.

Visiting Ocean City and looking for a hearty breakfast, a quick lunch or a romantic date night? We’ve rounded up a few dining suggestions.

If you are heading to the Delaware coast this summer, check out these events.

What's new and events in Virginia Beach this summer.

Get ready for your beach vacation or “staycation” with these must-have summer staples for the family.

Heading down to the beaches of North Carolina? Make sure to check out these places and events.

What's new and events in New Jersey this summer.

The Maryland Board of Public Works has approved the Maryland Stadium Authority's request to issue $450 million in bonds to fund improvements to M&T Bank Stadium, the home of the Baltimore Ravens.

From big cities to iconic national monuments to well-known tourist traps, there's no shortage of popular vacation destinations within the United States. However, sometimes the most memorable trips happen when you seek out unexpected, under-the-radar spots that you never would've known about without some prior research.

The move of a duck decoy museum has set off concerns about how best to preserve the Eastern Shore art form.

The new Great Wolf Lodge being built in Cecil County is ahead of schedule and will open on June 14, offering discounted rates between June 14 and its grand opening on June 29.

Baltimore's Pimlico Race Course, the home of the Preakness, is being eyed as the future hub of Maryland racing.

While visiting national parks - and other sites maintained by the National Park Service - may yield happy memories (and killer Instagram images), it can also be fatal.

For decades, Chicago was home to daytime TV talk shows with hosts so familiar they were known by one name.

Last month, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore and Orioles CEO and Chairman John Angelos toured Truist Park and The Battery, a prototype for the future of baseball stadiums, in an Atlanta suburb. MIght the next generation of Camden Yards look similar?

From features in national parks to regional quirks, Stacker compiled a list of 20 of the strangest natural phenomena in the U.S.

Emergency crews clean up area after a overturned tanker truck shut down the Baltimore Beltway ramp towards I-795 North past I-695, according to the Baltimore County Fire Department.

Big cities are the hallmark of American society, each embracing different music, sports teams and art, culminating in a distinct culture for each metropolis. These are the most expensive metropolitan areas in each state.

Amtrak is offering new "Night Owl" fares for select trains departing between 7 p.m. to 5 a.m.

Fewer than 40 percent of the world's countries observe daylight saving time, the United States among them. Here are the countries that gave up observing daylight saving time.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore’s tour of the Atlanta Braves stadium complex signals a priority of his seven-week-old administration: furthering its partnership with the Orioles during a critical period as the state seeks a new lease that would commit the team to Baltimore for many years.

The dyeing process starts at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 11, and stretches from Orleans Street almost three quarters of a mile east to Columbus Drive.