MARC service is stopped on the Brunswick Line because of a downed tree on the tracks between the Brunswick station and the Point of Rocks station.
Frederick police are looking for 2 suspects after a man was shot to death in Frederick, Maryland, on Sunday.
Multiple monkeys and their human caretaker at a U.S. Army medical research lab have tested positive for the bacteria that causes tuberculosis.
State troopers and local law enforcement officials have responded to a disturbance at a juvenile detention facility in Frederick County, Maryland.
Police say an aggressive driver on Maryland roads rammed at least two other cars Tuesday morning before he confronted state troopers while armed with a gun and a knife.
A jury also found that the Silver Spring man took part in other killings in the area, and that he extorted businesses.
Flying Dog Brewery in Frederick, Maryland, ranks No. 28 on the Brewers Association’s new list of largest craft brewers in the U.S. based on 2017 sales volume, up from No. 32 on last year’s list.
There have been two incidents in February of assault and robbery against pizza delivery drivers in Frederick, Maryland, and police are looking for the suspects.
The U.S. Marshals Service is seeking leads to find a suspected MS-13 gang member who has been indicted in a Frederick County homicide.
A student who planned an attack on a Frederick County, Maryland, high school was sentenced to 20 years in prison and five years of supervised probation after pleading guilty.
Maryland lottery officials say the clock is ticking for three Powerball players to claim their $50,000 prizes.
Police in Frederick, Maryland, are investigating the use of card skimmers found on ATMs around the city, several at Weis Markets, in the past few weeks.
The Justice Department on Friday said 54-year-old Mark Lambert of Mount Airy, Maryland, was charged with violating the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and related counts.
A bridge over the Monocacy River damaged by a truck last month has reopened to traffic after emergency repairs took less time than expected.
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit brought by a police officer in Maryland who said his department and several superiors violated his constitutional rights in retaliation for a Blue Lives Matter rally he had organized.