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Frederick Police Searching For Armed Robbery Suspect
The individual robbed a business on Saturday.
Hagerstown Man Charged In Shots-Fired Incident
The Washington County Sheriff’s Office is investigating. Bernard Steven Tinsley-Jiggets (Photo from Washington County Sheriff’s Office)
Roddy Road Near Covered Bridge Reopened
Crews made repairs after warning portal was damaged by a motor vehicle The damaged warning portal (Photo from Frederick County, Md Government)
Tax Exemption Bill For Housing Authorities Being Considered In Maryland General Assembly
A hearing on the legislation was held last week. Delegate Kris Fair
Four-Year Cohort Graduation Rate Increases In Frederick County For 2024
The county’s dropout remains the lowest in Maryland.
Frederick Police Preparing For Training Academy For The Summer
Background checks are underway on these potential candidates. Officer Joe Constantine, (L), Chief Jason Lando (R), Frederick City Police.
Frederick County Sheriff’s Office Arrest Suspect on Drug and Firearms Charges
(photo courtesy of FCSO) FREDERICK, MD – On February 25, 2025, Deputies from the Narcotics Investigations Section of the Frederick County Sheriff’s Office (FCSO), in collaboration with the Frederick City Police Department, executed a search warrant at a home in the 800 block of Motter Avenue in Frederick, MD. This operation was part of…
Rockville Man Arrested for Rape; Detectives Seeking Additional Victims
Detectives urge anyone with information or who may have been victimized by the suspect to come forward.
Detectives Investigate Gas Station Armed Robberies
Suspect brandished a knife at employees of 3 gas stations.
Citizens Testify Before The Frederick County Council On Data Centers Bill
They don’t want to see the ‘by-right’ zoning for data center approval.
Frederick County Judge Sentences Va. Man to 93 Years In Prison
He threatened to kill a woman with a gun. David Clayton Hanson (Photo from Frederick County State’s Attorney’s Office)
Frederick City Considering Increase In Water And Sewer Rates
If approved by the City Council, they would go up by 3% between 2026 and 2030. Frederick Mayor Michael O’Connor