County Executive Jessica Fitzwater on Tuesday announced that the county intends to intervene in the state approval process for the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project, a proposed power

State lawmakers representing Frederick County held their first delegation meeting of the 2025 Maryland General Assembly session on Friday.

A truancy problem-solving court is beginning a pilot program in County’s circuit court and will hear its first case on Wednesday. The truancy court, which is not punitive, looks to provide students and families of students who are chronically absent with support and resources to re-engage with school,

Frederick County officials are preserving the agriculture sector to help the farm economy thrive and prevent overdevelopment. “We preserved 65 farms

County Executive Jessica Fitzwater on Tuesday announced that the county intends to intervene in the state approval process for the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project, a proposed power transmission line.

InSpired, the documentary about Frederick, will have a free screening for the public in May at the Weinberg Center in downtown Frederick. Learn more about the documentary here!

State Sen. William Folden, a Republican from Frederick County and a retired deputy sheriff, is raising concerns about the lack of monitoring for violent offenders on parole in Maryland.

The Chief of the Frederick Police Department (FPD) released new details on Monday regarding the investigation into the shooting and barricade incident at the Super 8 Hotel in 2024. On Aug. 1, just before midnight,

Master Firefighter Christopher Higgins, 46, who collapsed at a house fire in Laurel last Saturday, will be honored at a service Jan. 23.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore's proposed capital budget for fiscal year 2026 includes nearly $76 million for County projects including two new public schools and the downtown hotel and conference center. Wednesday was the final day for Moore to introduce his capital and operating budget bills in the Maryland General Assembly.

A Maryland man who used the drug dependencies of multiple women to control and force them into commercial sex work, including in Winchester, was sentenced Monday to 18 years in

One of Frederick County's longtime top transportation priorities — widening U.S. 15 — has new life, after funding for it was restored to Maryland's long-term transportation plan.