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Political notes
- Political Notes: Council president named to MACo board
- Political Notes: Council to consider binding arbitration proposal next month
- Political Notes: McKay hopes to talk more about school construction fees
- Political Notes: Education, school construction funding focus of county, state officials
- Political Notes: Council continues budget talks with Public Works, Utilities and Solid Waste divisions
City notes
- City Notes: What's so funny about peace, love and understanding?
- City notes: Board of Aldermen shoot, score with universally popular proposals at public hearing
- 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
As Frederick officials prepare to celebrate the opening of the bridge on Monocacy Boulevard this week, the city ultimately faces a decision on…
A culvert repair project originally scheduled for September will close a portion of Md. 383 near Jefferson through Monday.
Frederick police recognized for outreach programs
Firefighters narrowly avoided tragedy Wednesday night when three volunteers fell through a weakened floor while battling a house fire near Lak…
Since the earliest days of the United Steam Fire Engine Company #3 in downtown Frederick, Johnny Swamper, the volunteer company’s weather vane…
The cause of a house fire in Myersville on Thursday evening remained under investigation as of Friday afternoon, according to a deputy Frederi…
With millions of Americans making their way home this week for Thanksgiving, police were reminding everyone to plan ahead if alcohol will be p…
For the first time since regaining accreditation under a national law enforcement credentialing organization in 2016, the Frederick Police Dep…
Middletown’s water tank will have a new company to maintain the exterior of its water tower after a vote Monday night.
Drivers on Interstate 270 should look out for road repairs overnight Wednesday as work continues on an interchange at Md. 85, the next phase i…
Maryland State Police were awarded $1.1 million in a U.S. Department of Justice grant to crack down on opioid distribution across the state, a…
State and county road crews are hoping to squeeze out a few more weeks of work on paving projects before winter weather makes their jobs difficult.
A house fire that displaced three residents earlier this week in Urbana was ruled an accident after an investigation by the Frederick County O…
After two days of unseasonably cold weather, Frederick County is expected to warm up in the coming days.
Members of the public are encouraged to attend a public hearing Monday to offer their comments on the Frederick Police Department’s attempts t…
One more Mount Airy police car will have an automatic license plate reader.
A fire early Monday displaced two adults and a child from their Urbana home Monday, according to Frederick County fire officials.
Frederick County Sheriff Chuck Jenkins weighed in Monday on a controversy in neighboring Montgomery County, questioning the patriotism of Coun…
Drivers in Middletown should expect delays for several days beginning later this week, as crews working on the Streetscape project in the town…
With an end-of-October target past, Frederick officials continue to await the opening of the Monocacy Boulevard bridge project that the city s…
A Maryland Transit Administration bus will have a slightly new route beginning Friday to extend service to a new parking lot on the north side…
Frederick County residents and officials will have a chance to weigh in on transportation issues Wednesday in a meeting with state transportat…
With fall’s shorter daylight hours, traffic officials are warning drivers, pedestrians and bicyclists to be aware of one another on the roads …
Montgomery County Del. David Fraser-Hidalgo will host a town hall Monday night in Germantown to discuss transportation issues in northern Mont…
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