If you’ve driven through Frederick’s Villa Estates neighborhood lately, the yellow signs are hard to miss.
A shooting at a Frederick business park in April where a Fort Detrick sailor reportedly shot two fellow service members was targeted, Frederick police said Wednesday. But key questions remain …
Fort Detrick’s Old Farm Gate — located near the Food Lion on Yellow Springs Road — will remain open, the garrison announced over social media earlier this week. This reverses the fort’s initia…
The committee responsible for providing feedback on containment labs at Fort Detrick has concerns about the transparency of information the Army base provides to the committee.
Fort Detrick’s Old Farm Gate, located near the Food Lion on Yellow Springs Road, will close indefinitely starting Oct. 1, the U.S. Army Garrison announced in a Facebook post last week.
Col. Dexter Nunnally stood at attention on the glossy floor of Fort Detrick’s auditorium Thursday morning, his back nearly as straight as the flag pole he clutched in his two hands.
One month into the investigation of the deceased Fort Detrick sailor who reportedly shot two fellow service members in a Frederick business park April 6, police have no major updates to releas…
In the wake of this week’s deadly shooting, Fort Detrick personnel are extending support services and assessing how to better prepare for the future, should another crisis occur.
Garett Wagner was discussing packaging prices in a conference room Tuesday when he heard and saw Casey Nutt stumble into the reception area of the Nicolock Paving Stones warehouse near Monocac…
Long-standing environmental concerns related to Frederick’s Fort Detrick could complicate things for the city as it works to add to its road network as part of the development of its latest co…
A water main break at Fort Detrick left Biggs Avenue residents without water Wednesday, according to a Frederick city official.
Over the past year and a half that I have been with the Frederick News-Post, I noticed one consistency in its food scene: The county has some really good and solid Thai food.
It seems rarer and rarer these days to find an old-style pizzeria.
Where the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19 first originated is a question on many minds, from officials in the United States and other countries to epidemiologists looking to track the v…
A military laboratory on Fort Detrick is not currently testing a vaccine for COVID-19 in non-human primates.
A shooting at a Frederick business park in April where a Fort Detrick sailor reportedly shot two fellow service members was targeted, Frederic…
Fort Detrick’s Old Farm Gate — located near the Food Lion on Yellow Springs Road — will remain open, the garrison announced over social media …
The committee responsible for providing feedback on containment labs at Fort Detrick has concerns about the transparency of information the Ar…
Fort Detrick’s Old Farm Gate, located near the Food Lion on Yellow Springs Road, will close indefinitely starting Oct. 1, the U.S. Army Garris…
Col. Dexter Nunnally stood at attention on the glossy floor of Fort Detrick’s auditorium Thursday morning, his back nearly as straight as the …
One month into the investigation of the deceased Fort Detrick sailor who reportedly shot two fellow service members in a Frederick business pa…
Long-standing environmental concerns related to Frederick’s Fort Detrick could complicate things for the city as it works to add to its road n…
A water main break at Fort Detrick left Biggs Avenue residents without water Wednesday, according to a Frederick city official.
It seems rarer and rarer these days to find an old-style pizzeria.
Where the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19 first originated is a question on many minds, from officials in the United States and other c…
A military laboratory on Fort Detrick is not currently testing a vaccine for COVID-19 in non-human primates.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has restored a military laboratory on Fort Detrick to full capacity, approximately eight months…
Steps taken Monday by Gov. Larry Hogan to keep people in their homes were ordered as a way to slow the global COVID-19 pandemic in Maryland.
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