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Attorney General Morrisey Warns College Students of Identity Theft Risks
CHARLESTON, WV (WVDN) — West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey is urging college students to be cautious as another school year begins and sensitive information is shared. College is the first time many young adults are in charge of their own personal affairs, which makes them susceptible to scammers. Identity thieves may take advantage of students’ newfound […] The post Attorney General Morrisey Warns College Students of Identity Theft Risks appeared first on West Virginia Daily News.
First responders ready for work on Labor Day in Frederick County
FREDERICK, Md. (DC News Now) — Labor Day is a day to recognize workers and their achievements, and although people like first responders still clock into work, they say don’t mind not taking the day off. “It’s much like any other day at the firehouse,” Mike Webb, captain of the Independent Hose Company Station, said. […]
Sick cannibal killer Hadden Clark sent 'sympathy card' to victim Laura Houghteling's family with twisted offer
A new documentary reveals the gruesome details of cannibalistic crimes committed by two brothers, including Hadden Clark, who apparently sent his victim's family a card after she went missing, offering gardening services and a bagel to the grieving bunch
New ‘flex posts’ on Dual Highway section of Route 40 designed to promote traffic safety in Hagerstown
HAGERSTOWN, Md. (DC News Now) — City officials are working with Maryland highway engineers to get drivers to slow down. Traffic safety has been a major concern on the section of Dual Highway, Route 40, that approaches downtown Hagerstown. The section east of downtown has been exceptionally dangerous, according to residents. Adelion Schleigh lives on […]
Oakdale football preview: Defending champ Bears are bent on repeating feat
Oakdale football had a simple motto last year: #Finish. It came about after the Bears fell in the 2022 Class 3A title game. Not only did Oakdale finish, it excelled in an undefeated season that ended with the school’s second state title. Now, the Bears have a new motto. “This year, it’s #Repeat,” senior linebacker Jamie McCathran said. “We’re really repping that and trying to go back-to-back.” ...
Middletown football preview: Last year's lessons seem to be sticking for hopeful Knights
MIDDLETOWN — Middletown football’s miscues from a year ago were relatively easy to point out. Off the top of his head, Knights head coach Collin Delauter rattled off four moments that decided a loss to Linganore: two pick-sixes, and a pair of blown coverages that led to passing touchdowns. Those are the types of errors that dragged Middletown to an uncharacteristically mediocre regular season, ...
‘Moving full steam ahead:’ On Labor Day, MSHA official hopes for a safer future for miners
This Labor Day, as a new federal rule is being rolled out to prevent deadly black lung disease in miners, Christopher Williamson is remembering the coal miners who fought for the creation of his agency and who weren’t afforded the protections that current and future workers hopefully will. Williamson, assistant secretary for the Mine Safety […]
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