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Authorities did not find any prohibited items after using police K-9s on Thursday to search three high schools, according to the Frederick County Sheriff’s Office.

The exterior of a house and a garage were damaged in a small fire in Frederick on Thursday afternoon, a fire official said.

Frederick County Public Schools will put together a concept plan for how the city of Frederick can contribute to school construction projects using money collected from housing developers.

WINCHESTER — A Brooklyn, N.Y., man charged with involuntary manslaughter after reportedly running a red light on Berryville Pike and killing a 24-year-old on his way home from work will

A drought warning, which indicates that a significant drought is imminent, was declared Wednesday for seven counties in the Shenandoah Valley’s northern region by the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality.

MIDDLETOWN — A campaign to restore the Middletown railroad station is right on track, with 80% of the fundraising goal reached.

Joseph Shane Stephens’ family is calling on local officials to push for safety improvements at the Frederick County intersection where the 24-year-old was killed last month in a car crash

A Facebook meme posted recently by Del. Bill Wiley (R-Frederick County) spawned an online squabble with a local woman who is suing him in federal court over a previous social

Searching for one’s ancestors is a puzzle that when complete can offer a rich portrait of heritage and place. But for African Americans, this can be an especially daunting and

Dan Rickson, left, and Kelly Galloway, both of the East 3rd Street Band, perform during Alive @ 5 at the Carroll Creek Amphitheater on Thursday.