Frederick police Sgt. Andrew Alcorn vividly recalls the first time he and another officer told a Frederick couple their son had died in a car crash.
When Maryland’s State Highway Administration did a statewide inventory of structurally deficient bridges that were in need of repair in 2015, Frederick County’s 13 were the most of any county in the state.
When Maryland’s State Highway Administration did a statewide inventory of structurally deficient bridges that were in need of repair in 2015, …
When Maryland’s State Highway Administration did a statewide inventory of structurally deficient bridges that were in need of repair in 2015, Frederick County’s 13 were the most of any county in the state.
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Political notes
- Political Notes: Support for bills that make LGBTQ discrimination illegal
- Political Notes: County officials weigh in on I-270 expansion
- Political Notes: A skeptical eye on Livable Frederick's transportation goals
- Political notes: Chamber members call out Republicans for not backing hotel project
- Political Notes: Delauter defends 287(g) program amid continued concerns from residents
City notes
- City notes: Bike-friendly city planner to retire after 18 years
- City notes: Wednesday workshop wrap-up and summer fun ahead for Frederick residents
- City notes: Revitalized Education Commission discussed, appointment sought for Public Art Commission
- City notes: A case for volunteering and Stroke Awareness Month
- City notes: Happy Earth Day and planning for the future
Several spots still remain open for children and teens interested in taking part in the Frederick Police Department's Youth Police Academy lat…
The Frederick Police Department is accepting applications from residents interested in participating in its annual Citizen Police Academy.
Drivers on a section of Ballenger Creek Pike may have to hit the brakes soon, as the county prepares to reduce the speed limit on the stretch …
The continuation of some road projects and the beginning of some others will complicate travel for Frederick County drivers this summer.
Construction of a roundabout and other improvements will shut down the intersection of Md. 180 and Mount Zion Road for eight weeks, beginning …
• The right lane and shoulder of eastbound U.S. 40 Alternate between Fern Lane and Ridge Road will be closed for roadside slope repair.
About a dozen moms and participants with Frederick Moms Demand Action planted orange perennials in downtown Frederick Saturday in honor of Nat…
Councilwoman Jessica Fitzwater (D) will start leading discussion related to binding arbitration, collective bargaining and other issues involv…
Frederick police officers will see a 3.26 percent pay increase, a work schedule adjustment for patrol officers and an increase in the amount o…
Officials launched a public awareness campaign called “Look Alive” on Monday aiming to decrease pedestrian and bicyclist deaths in the Baltimo…
Warmer weather brings more vehicles to Maryland roads, and officials are warning drivers to be cautious after recent fatal crashes in Frederic…
Drivers on Md. 28 in southern Frederick County will see detours beginning Friday when the State Highway Administration temporarily closes the …
• The right lane and shoulder of eastbound U.S. 40 Alternate between Fern Lane and Ridge Road will be closed for roadside slope repair.
Frederick County Fire Chief Tom Owens announced his retirement Thursday afternoon.
It was just before 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and a lively conversation was underway in the Frederick Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Divi…
It was a good evening for a bike ride Wednesday, as a line of cyclists solemnly took off on Opossumtown Pike.
Friday is Bike to Work Day in the Washington, D.C., area, with events in Frederick and across the region.
Several Frederick County law enforcement agencies announced the formation of a “cyber crimes task force” Monday that they hope will lead to be…
Poffenberger Road along Catoctin Creek near Jefferson will be closed for an undetermined amount of time while county work crews work to stabil…
The right lane and shoulder of eastbound U.S. 40 Alternate between Fern Lane and Ridge Road will be closed for roadside slope repair.
In the wake of the high-profile arrest of a Frederick pediatrician earlier this week, the Frederick police and county prosecutors announced a …
The 22 recruits who completed the Frederick County Division of Fire and Rescue Services academy are graduating Friday night, according to a ne…
A paving project on East Main Street in Middletown has been postponed until next week.
Update: The paving project has been postponed, and tentatively rescheduled for May 13 and 14.
When 10-year-old Josh Lease arrived at the Frederick County Division of Fire and Rescue Service’s training facility for “Family Night” on Frid…
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