Frederick County News
18 Frederick County schools to get Wi-Fi
Eighteen Frederick County schools will have wireless Internet access installed for the next school year.
Woman, 90, performs as Tina Turner at nursing homes
Sylvia Hudson is 90 but that doesn't stop her from donning a wig and putting on fishnet stockings to impersonate Tina Turner.
Disabled man who died in custody had heart problem
Autopsy: Man with Down syndrome who died in Md. police custody had anger and heart issues
Historic Frederick neighborhood calls for more traffic enforcement
The residents of a historical part of Frederick, Md., are tired of traffic speeding down their street, so they are working to recruit more police enforcement to the neighborhood.
Md. deputy put on leave after suicide with his weapon
A Frederick County Sheriff's Office courthouse deputy is on leave after a member of his family shot herself with his agency-issued firearm
No charges for Md. disabled man's death in custody
Family of disabled Md. man who died in custody disappointed by lack of charges
Prosecutor to discuss disabled man's death in Md.
Prosecutor plans news conference in custody death of Down syndrome man in Frederick, Md.
Frederick schools eye new safety alert system
Frederick County, Md., schools consider enhancing safety alert system
New sidewalk to protect Monocacy Middle students
A Virginia company will add 1,100 linear feet of sidewalk, curb and gutter near Monocacy Middle School at a cost of $126,400.
1 dead in truck crash near Union Bridge, Md.
Tractor-trailer overturns on curve, killing 1 person, near Union Bridge, Md.
Police looking for car that struck pedestrian in Frederick
A woman was struck by a vehicle while trying to cross over Key Parkway in Frederick early Sunday morning and police are looking for the vehicle that didn't stop.
Md. legislators consider dueling bills on medical, synthetic pot
Maryland lawmakers are considering bills to crack down on synthetic marijuana while at the same time, there is new energy behind efforts to legalize medical marijuana.
Amish help restore historic Catoctin Park cabins
Amish volunteers help restore Catoctin Mountain Park cabins rich in historical value
Frederick leaders briefed on naming rights for Harry Grove Stadium
Picture this: "Company XYZ Field" at Harry Grove Stadium. That's what the future for the Frederick Keys minor league stadium could hold.
Seminary, Latino community leaders react to pope's election
Monsignor Steven Rohlfs, rector of Mount St. Mary's Seminary in Emmitsburg, picked the right country of origin but the wrong person in predicting who would become the next pope.
Third Middletown resident claims lottery prize
Call it Luckytown. For the third time in a year, a Middletown resident has won a large Maryland Lottery prize.
Plan to add 2,600 homes in Monrovia ignites info campaign
Some people make a plan to act; a plan made Pam Abramson act
Frederick among America's top comeback towns
"Frederick is revived, with a nearly chain-proof red brick commercial district lined with indie shops, destination restaurants and weekenders from D.C. and Baltimore escaping here instead of the other way around," according to CNN.
43rd Maple Syrup Festival showcases nature's sweet side
Learn how maple syrup is made this weekend at Cunningham Falls State Park in Thurmont.
Frederick hospital to lay off employees
Frederick Memorial Hospital has initiated measures designed to cope with changes in the medical field, including eliminating positions



