Man Stabbed In Hagerstown; No Suspects
Hagerstown police say a man was stabbed but did not cooperate with detectives who tried to interview him.
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Hagerstown police say a man was stabbed but did not cooperate with detectives who tried to interview him.
The Hagerstown Fire Department has borrowed a ladder truck from a Pennsylvania fire equipment collector while two of its trucks are out for repairs.
Officials in Hagerstown are considering lowering the number of seats restaurants need to have in order to obtain a liquor license.
Maryland State Police say an inmate has walked away from a pre-release job at a Hagerstown restaurant.
After tallying more than 10,000 paid commercial air service passenger boardings last year, Hagerstown Regional Airport has secured a $1 million entitlement through the Federal Aviation Administration.
Plans are moving forward for a new Wal-Mart supercenter store south of Hagerstown in a present-day corn field.
The owner of a Hagerstown cement plant has agreed to a $700,000 fine to settle allegations it violated the federal Clean Air Act.
Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler is holding a forum on how to expand manufacturing in Maryland.
A Washington County District judge has dismissed a first-degree murder charge against a man accused of beating a homeless man to death.
The city of Hagerstown will not charge property owners a fee to help pay for a state-mandated stormwater remediation effort, but it is unclear how the city will contribute to the effort.
A spokeswoman for the city of Hagerstown says the city's finance director has resigned following an alleged "misuse of city money."
Law enforcement officers spent hours trying to round up five cows that escaped from a farm near Hagerstown onto Interstate 81.
The retrial of a man convicted of murdering a Hagerstown police officer has produced the same verdict as in 1976: guilty of first-degree felony murder.
The condition of a Hagerstown man who sustained a head injury in a fight at Camden Yard is improving.
A Hagerstown pharmacist has pleaded guilty to improperly billing Medicare and Medicaid more than $200,000 for unlawful prescriptions for oxycodone and methadone.
An art gallery once known for its floor-to-ceiling paintings and darker colorings was reopened to the public Sunday, showing off its brighter, more sparsely decorated atmosphere.
He once was dubbed "a mild mannered escape artist" by the Gettysburg Times in a 1981 article about his flight from the Patuxent Institution in Jessup, Md. At the time, it was his sixth prison break in 10 years. He was 32.
Organizers of a six-state yard sale hope to lure motorists off the interstates and on to the historic National Road.
Organizers of a six-state yard sale hope to lure motorists off the interstates and on to the historic National Road.
The Justice Department says a sixth former Maryland prison guard has pleaded guilty in the 2008 beating of an inmate at the Roxbury Correctional Institution near Hagerstown.
Maryland State Police say a Washington County Fire Police volunteer was hit by a car while helping to clear a wreak on Interstate 68.
Police in Hagerstown say they've charged two men and a 15-year-old boy with first-degree murder and murder conspiracy in a shooting last month.
An aircraft maintenance school in Hagerstown is celebrating an expansion.
Police in Hagerstown say a speed camera contractor will refund more than $27,000 for about 800 speeding tickets because it failed to get its equipment inspected as often as state law requires.
The Humane Society of Washington County is planning to build a spay-and-neuter clinic as an expansion to the existing shelter.
