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ANNAPOLIS -- Delegate Patrick Hogan believes that when summer draws to a close, back-to-school shoppers should enjoy one final vacation

Those in the fields of law enforcement and fire and rescue often toil in anonymity, their work to enhance public safety appreciated but not often recognized

An Urbana couple are holding out hope that the state's highest court will create a law to hold a bar liable for over-serving a patron who killed their 10-year-old granddaughter in a high-speed crash in 2008

Western Maryland's lucky streak continued Monday night when the winning Multi-Match ticket was traced to a convenience store in Adamstown

A group of students, including some home-schooled and some from public and private schools, perform Sunday during the Frederick Regional Youth Orchestra concert at the Weinberg Center for the Arts

Donna Warner and her granddaughter, Delany, have fun using food coloring to dye flowers Monday in the “Flower Fun” portion of the science expo for preschoolers at the Thurmont Regional Library The event for the young students encouraged the STEM skills of science, technology, engineering and math

A Frederick man who is accused of firing a handgun during a fight in the Lucas Village area in November pleaded guilty Monday to second-degree assault

Scott Rolle, television star and former Frederick County state's attorney, is being honored as one of Maryland's most influential residents

The Containment Lab Community Advisory Committee is scheduled to meet at 7 p m today in the boardroom at Frederick City Hall

Commuters should expect crowding today on the Brunswick Line train 894 leaving Frederick at 7:10 a m , according to a Maryland Transit Administration travel advisory