Frederick’s aldermen will decide whether the city should move forward with an investigation into allegations against colleague Roger Wilson after a letter to Mayor Michael O’Connor from Wilson’s attorney outlined several possible alternatives for looking into the matter.
A company that provides liability insurance to the city of Frederick will establish the framework for an investigation into allegations of imp…
With plans to focus on issues like growth, infrastructure and diversifying the city’s economy, Frederick Alderman Roger Wilson announced Frida…
Frederick will hire an outside firm to conduct an independent investigation of allegations against one of the city’s aldermen accused of inapp…
On June 5, a march against police violence and for racial justice brought thousands of people to the streets of downtown Frederick and the are…
Frederick’s search for a new city police chief is down to two, with the finalists scheduled to speak with the public next week.
Two Frederick aldermen are recommending the addition of new staff positions aimed at helping the city keep up with commitments it made this ye…
Frederick’s aldermen, including Roger Wilson, say they want an independent investigation of allegations against Wilson, even as it’s unclear w…
With an increase in development and improvement applications, Frederick officials are considering adding another traffic engineer position to …
The owners of a prominent downtown Frederick building will be able to return it to its original height of four stories following a decision by…
Built in the mid-1970s, Frederick's Church Street garage is the oldest of the city's five parking garages.
Frederick will provide more than $440,000 in COVID-19 relief for Frederick County Public Schools as part of an agreement between the city and …
Frederick will have options to try and control or eliminate the flooding that has affected the city during major storms in recent years under …
Frederick will hold a series of hearings in December and January to discuss the city's comprehensive plan, which will lay out the long-range p…
Frederick County Public Schools will receive more than $3 million in funds to help cover costs associated with the COVID-19 pandemic, accordin…
Middletown will hold a special election in February to fill the seat of former Commissioner Larry Bussard, with a convention to nominate candi…
Frederick will receive additional money from a Washington-based organization for its development of a climate action plan, allowing the city t…
People caught carrying open containers of alcohol in the city of Frederick would receive a municipal citation rather than a criminal one, with…
An affordable senior housing development in Frederick will have more flexibility in accepting residents after a decision Thursday night by the…
Mount Airy’s Planning Commission voted Monday night to give a favorable recommendation to the town council to approve annexing a 258-acre prop…
The members of a search committee helping hire Frederick's next police chief want to hear from the public about what qualities they want to se…
Middletown officials want to know how residents feel about the possibility of allowing a liquor store within the town, and have set up a surve…
When the Frederick aldermen passed a resolution this summer about equity, they probably didn’t expect that public art would be one of the firs…
Users and commenters on the city of Frederick's social media pages may soon face new standards, as the city considers new policies governing t…
Maryland businesses need a second round of federal stimulus to make it through the winter months, state Comptroller Peter Franchot told the Fr…
Frederick restaurants could get another year of outdoor dining as the city considers expanding the options it put in place to help deal with t…
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