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PHOTOS: Lanes reopened after crash on I-70 in Washington County
WASHINGTON COUNTY, Md. (DC News Now) — Interstate 70’s eastbound lanes were temporarily closed at the start of Labor Day weekend due to a crash. Maryland State Police (MSP) troopers from the Hagerstown Barracks responded to the eastbound lanes near Indian Springs. MSP said that one motorcycle was involved in the crash. The Trooper 5 […]
Frederick County investigators expand search for suspect in New Market double murder
BALTIMORE – The search has expanded for the person who shot and killed two people in their home with four unharmed children in Frederick County.The Frederick County Sheriff's Office is investigating the deaths of 33-year-old Crimea Baker, of New Market, and 34-year-old Sean Lange, of Arlington, Virginia, as a double murder. Deputies responded to the 7000 block of Mangalong Court around 7 a.m., about six hours after the shooting, on August 25 in New Market where Baker and Lange were found in the upstairs bedroom with multiple gunshot wounds.The four children inside, all 13 years old or younger, hid until morning...
Teen suspect in downtown Hagerstown shooting to be transferred to juvenile facility
Hagerstown Police have charged a 17-year-old Hagerstown male, as an adult, with attempted first-degree murder after a Wednesday afternoon shooting in downtown Hagerstown. The victim, Deangelo Rouzer, 41, of Hagerstown, had numerous gunshot wounds and was taken to Meritus Medical Center near Hagerstown, according to an update Hagerstown Police provided late Thursday morning....
Updated: Clergyman injured in fire at Emmitsburg-area church rectory
A clergyman sustained serious burns in a building fire at the rectory of St. Anthony Shrine Parish near Emmitsburg early Friday morning, authorities said. The patient was taken in critical condition by ambulance to a hangar in Frederick and flown by helicopter to Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center in Baltimore for treatment, according to Vigilant Hose Company Fire Chief Josh Brotherton. A ...
Damage estimated at $200K for downtown Frederick fire
Tuesday’s fire in downtown Frederick caused an estimated $200,000 in damage, but the cause remains unclear, a fire official said. The fire marshal has ruled the fire as accidental. The smoke and blaze damaged two adjacent buildings, both with restaurants — River Bar and Grill is one; Agave 137 Tequila Bar & Grill is the other — on the street level and apartments above and to the rear. The fire ...