Testimony was taken Tuesday night by the Frederick County Council on a proposal to require the infrastructure for charging stations for electric vehicles be part of some new residential construction.

It's the 35th anniversary of the CHART Emergency Patrol program in Maryland... and it has a new sponsor.

Route 340 in between the Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers will be shut down for 3 months so transportation officials can shore up the side of the mountain to prevent rockfalls.

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There's a new deadline to file for anyone running for office in the 2022 Maryland primary.

Frederick County Delegate Jesse Pippy says he prides himself on introducing legislation in the General Assembly to protect the most vulnerable of our population.

The COVID-19 pandemic forced many small businesses to adapt in order to stay afloat.

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Maryland State Police say charges have been filed in connection to the shootings on Friday in Frederick which injured two police officers.

The Frederick County Public School System has no choice when it comes to a mask requirement in schools.

Frederick County native Chaz Packan is running as a Republican for County Council in District 4.

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It's a process to move the permitting process along for small businesses. Frederick County Executive Jan Gardner on Thursday introduced the EPIC program.

He served on the Frederick County Council once before, and he wants to go back. Republican Tony Chmelik has announced he's running for an at-large seat on the County Council.

The pandemic has made it harder for people suffering with alcohol and drug use issues to find help.

 

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Not being able to reach an agreement on the timeline is the reason why plans by Amazon to built data centers in Frederick County fell apart.

This could be the year for a bill sponsored by Frederick County Delegate Ken Kerr.

Lawmakers in Annapolis are considering legislation that would provide protections to illegal immigrants who commit certain crimes.

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A Clarksburg man is heading to prison for his role in a murder nearly two years ago in Frederick.

Maryland officials are trying to encourage more residents to get their booster shots against COVID-19.

There had been speculation that Republican Governor Larry Hogan would run for the US Senate this year against Incumbent Democrat Chris Van Hollen. But Hogan ended that speculation on Tuesday by announcing he's not running for the US Senate.

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Frederick Police continue to investigate a stabbing late Sunday night.

It isn't just children who need to be careful when using the Internet... senior citizens must also be cautious.

Potholes are common this time of year on most roads.

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The next Frederick County Sheriff will be getting a pay raise.

Frederick County's transportation priorities have received support from the local Legislative Delegation.

A judge has temporarily halted an executive order by Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin that allowed parents to opt out of school mask mandates for their children.

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We could be near the end of the indoor mask mandate in Frederick County.

Four American Rescue Plan Act grants are being distributed by Frederick County.

In order for a police accountability board to work, the members need to be educated on police procedures.

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During his State of the State Address on Wednesday, Governor Larry Hogan talked about how he has changed Maryland for the better during his two terms in office.

A "reactive approach" and "lack of planning" have not moved Maryland forward. That comment comes from Montgomery County State Senator Will Smith who provided the Democratic response to Governor Hogan's State of the State Address.

The inaugural Public Safety Career Expo for Frederick County has been planned for May 7th at Baker Park.

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