Feds pick New England’s offshore wind development area, drawing cheers and questions alikeByMeg Kinnard and Patrick Whittle, Associated Press and AP News
Wriggling gold: Fishermen who catch baby eels for $2,000 a pound hope for many years of fishingByAP News and Meg Kinnard and Patrick Whittle, Associated Press
Save Our Signal! Politicians close in on votes needed to keep AM radio in every carByMeg Kinnard and Patrick Whittle, Associated Press and AP News
Lobster catch dips to lowest level since 2009 as fishers grapple with climate change, whale rulesByAP News and Meg Kinnard and Patrick Whittle, Associated Press
Maine wants to lead in offshore wind. The state's governor says she has location for a key wind portByAP News and Meg Kinnard and Patrick Whittle, Associated Press
Environmental groups sue to force government to finalize ship speed rules that protect rare whalesByAP News and Meg Kinnard and Patrick Whittle, Associated Press
Fishing regulators say no to catching more of this most valuable speciesByMeg Kinnard and Patrick Whittle, Associated Press and AP News
Rare whale found dead off Massachusetts may have been entangled, authorities sayByMeg Kinnard and Patrick Whittle, Associated Press and AP News
Lawsuit over California group's do-not-eat listing for American lobster dismissedByAP News and Meg Kinnard and Patrick Whittle, Associated Press
Lobster fishers sue to block monitoring laws designed to help save a rare whaleByMeg Kinnard and Patrick Whittle, Associated Press and AP News
Commercial fishermen need more support for substance abuse and fatigue, lawmakers sayByMeg Kinnard and Patrick Whittle, Associated Press and AP News
New England's decades-old shrimp fishery, a victim of climate change, to remain closed indefinitelyByMeg Kinnard and Patrick Whittle, Associated Press and AP News
Young lobsters show decline off New England, and fishermen will see new rules as a resultByMeg Kinnard and Patrick Whittle, Associated Press and AP News
