Old Jail Transforms Into Halloween Nightmare
Friday, October 10, 2008 @6:38pm EST
Reported by: Scott Hershberger
Inmates in Franklin County moved into a new jail last year, leaving little use for the old one. But jail employees decided the building could become quite the scary place. More >>
Fire Marshals Investigating Arson, Five Fires At Mobile Home Park
Friday, October 10, 2008 @6:21pm EST
Reported by: Erin Wolfe
After putting out one fire in a Berkeley County mobile home, five more went up in flames. Fire investigators say a few of the fires may have been set after firefighters arrived. More >>
Governor O’Malley Makes Cumberland Capital For A Day
Friday, October 10, 2008 @6:08pm EST
Reported by: Lynne Ashminov
On Friday Governor Martin O'Malley and his entourage descended on the city of Cumberland as it was named the state's capital for a day. More >>
Stolen Campaign Signs Discovered By Police After Pull Couple Over
Friday, October 10, 2008 @5:59pm EST
Reported by: Jackie Waite
Police say they discovered 22 stolen "John McCain" signs after pulling over two people in Chambersburg. More >>
Local Runners Prepare For the Baltimore Marathon
Friday, October 10, 2008 @5:43pm EST
Reported by: Sarah Hopkins
The Baltimore Marathon takes place on Saturday and runners across the Four-State Region are gearing up for the race. More >>
Frederick Radio Celebrity Runs 103 Miles To Support Cancer Research
Friday, October 10, 2008 @5:41pm EST
Reported by: Jackie Cutler
Local radio celebrity Dan Stevens of Key 103 is putting aside his day job to run all day and all night for a good cause. More >>
Shippensburg Student Attacked On Campus
Friday, October 10, 2008 @4:46pm EST
Reported by: Lena Vargas
Police say a Shippensburg student was attacked on campus Thursday night. More >>
Teen Badly Burned After Playing With Gasoline And Fire
Friday, October 10, 2008 @1:06pm EST
Reported by: Lena Vargas
Officials say a local 15-year-old is in a burn center after he and another teen played with gasoline in Sharpsburg. More >>
Frederick Police Investigate Vandalism To Their Own Vehicle
Friday, October 10, 2008 @1:00pm EST
Reported by: Lena Vargas
Friday, Frederick County Sheriff’s Deputies are investigating vandalism to their own car. More >>
Man Arrested In Stabbing Incident After Being Hit By Truck
Friday, October 10, 2008 @11:34am EST
Reported by: Pieter Bickford
Frederick police have arrested a man for allegedly stabbing someone, and it didn't take long to catch him. More >>
UPDATE: No Serious Injuries In School Bus Accident
Friday, October 10, 2008 @11:00am EST
Reported by: Scott Hershberger
A school bus carrying students was involved in an accident this morning in the 11000 block of Mercersburg Road. More >>
U.S. Justice Department To Mediate Fort Hill Dispute
Friday, October 10, 2008 @8:04am EST
Reported by: Diana Moon
The U.S. Justice Department is now investigating allegations that racial slurs were used during a Fort Hill High School football game last month. More >>
Parade Showcases Garrett County Pride In Autumn Glory Festival
Friday, October 10, 2008 @8:01am EST
Reported by: Van Applegate
A sure sign of Fall is the bright and beautiful display of leaves, and that's exactly what draws thousands to the Autumn Glory Festival. More >>
High School Students Present The Musical Rent
Friday, October 10, 2008 @7:58am EST
Reported by: Nikki Burdine
Students in Martinsburg are tackling very controversial and sensitive topics aids and homosexuality and they're doing it with an award winning production of a famous broadway show. More >>
More Safety Measures Sought After Young Couple Goes Over Falls
Thursday, October 9, 2008 @6:51pm EST
Reported by: Diana Moon
Two Shepherd University students are counting their blessings after surviving an unbelievable accident. More >>
NBC25 Is Town Proud For Oakland
Thursday, October 9, 2008 @6:06pm EST
Reported by: Nikki Burdine
For the past 41 years, people have been coming to Garrett County for the Autumn Glory Festival, but the festival was originally started to celebrate turkeys. More >>
Residents In Need Of Low-Income Housing Have Trouble Finding Assistance
Thursday, October 9, 2008 @5:23pm EST
Reported by: Jackie Waite
In Washington County, more and more people are looking for low income housing, but getting into that housing isn't easy. More >>
Puppy Mill Bill On Pennsylvania Governor's Desk
Thursday, October 9, 2008 @5:14pm EST
Reported by: Scott Hershberger
The Pennsylvania House of Representatives and the state Senate have already approved a bill that could improve conditions in “puppy mills.” Now it's up to the governor. More >>
Bio-Diesel Fuel Increasingly Popular With West Virginia Farmers
Thursday, October 9, 2008 @4:46pm EST
Reported by: Sarah Hopkins
More and more farmers in West Virginia are using bio-diesel in place of fossil fuels despite a high sticker price. More >>
Berkely County Fire Company Faces Uncertain Future
Thursday, October 9, 2008 @4:40pm EST
Reported by: Lynne Ashminov
Engine 90, Berkeley County's only paid fire company, may be in jeopardy. More >>
Maryland Man Wins Lottery, Has Big Plans For Another Dream
Thursday, October 9, 2008 @4:21pm EST
Reported by: Jackie Cutler
A Frederick County man who won the lottery also had another big dream come true. More >>
Sharpsburg Fire Hydrants Covered Due To Water Tower Maintenance
Thursday, October 9, 2008 @2:56pm EST
Reported by: Erin Wolfe
If you've driven through Sharpsburg lately, you may have noticed trash bags over the fire hydrants in town. More >>
Frederick County Teachers, School Board Face Off Over Contracts
Thursday, October 9, 2008 @1:37pm EST
Reported by: Jackie Cutler
Some Frederick County teachers say they're fed up with having to work without a contract, and they made their feelings known Wednesday night at a meeting with the district. More >>
Mount Men Walk A Mile In Heels To Support Women's Issues
Thursday, October 9, 2008 @1:12pm EST
Reported by: Jackie Waite
A group of male students have found a creative way to call attention to female issues. More >>
Local Residents Help Catch Burglary Suspect
Thursday, October 9, 2008 @9:28am EST
Reported by: Angelique Gonzalez
Authorities are crediting some local residents with helping put a burglary suspect behind bars.
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Man Accused of Threatening Mayor Is Sentenced In Drug Case
Thursday, October 9, 2008 @8:06am EST
Reported by: Angelique Gonzalez
A Brunswick man accused of threatening to kill former Frederick Mayor Jennifer Dougherty in 2004 was in court on Wednesday.
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Man Convicted In Deadly Crash
Thursday, October 9, 2008 @7:48am EST
Reported by: Angelique Gonzalez
A Maryland man has been convicted of killing a Harper's Ferry woman in a 2007 car crash. More >>
Missing Woman's Car Found In Hagerstown
Thursday, October 9, 2008 @7:39am EST
Reported by: Diana Moon
The car of a missing Pennsylvania woman was found in Hagerstown. More >>
Man Wanted For Soliciting Sex With A Child Arrested In Frederick
Thursday, October 9, 2008 @7:29am EST
Reported by: Diana Moon
A man from Maine who is wanted by the Secret Service for trying to have sex with a 12-year-old girl has been arrested in Frederick.

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Underage Teens Found In WV Lounge, No Charges Filed
Wednesday, October 8, 2008 @6:59pm EST
Reported by: Scott Hershberger
Martinsburg police are investigating a lounge after officers say more than 100 teenagers were allowed inside. More >>
Residents Worried Proposed Power Lines Will Disrupt Community
Wednesday, October 8, 2008 @6:32pm EST
Reported by: Sarah Hopkins
A group of people who live in Jefferson County, West Virginia are upset about a proposed power line project. More >>
Candidates For 6th District Congress Seat Face Off In Debate Forum
Wednesday, October 8, 2008 @5:36pm EST
Reported by: Mary King
While the presidential debates are heating up, so too are the debates for Maryland's 6th District seat in Congress. More >>
Group Campaigning Against Slots In Frederick
Wednesday, October 8, 2008 @5:33pm EST
Reported by: Jackie Cutler
For some in Maryland, Election Day is also about an amendment that could bring slots to five different areas. More >>
New "Teacher" Has Four Legs, No Education Degree
Wednesday, October 8, 2008 @5:05pm EST
Reported by: Jennifer Von Reuter
Students at Conococheague Elementary have a new teacher who's working on their reading skills in a different way. More >>
Barbara Ingram School Looking For Artists To Design Butterfly Sculptures
Wednesday, October 8, 2008 @4:55pm EST
Reported by: Lynne Ashminov
Washington County's upcoming Barbara Ingram School for the Arts took another step forward, and it's one everyone can enjoy. More >>
Mobile Unit Offers Health Screenings For Reduced Rates
Wednesday, October 8, 2008 @3:06pm EST
Reported by: Jackie Waite
A mobile health unit made its way to Williamsport Wednesday to screen residents for possible health threats. More >>
Former Smithsburg Football Coach To Be Honored
Wednesday, October 8, 2008 @2:24pm EST
Reported by: Doug Sampson
A local legend will be honored after the Smithsburg football game Friday night. More >>
UPDATE: Man Killed by Police Officer Suspected in Earlier Shooting
Tuesday, October 7, 2008 @8:00pm EST
Reported by: Jackie Cutler
Police have identified the man who was shot and killed by police in Frederick Monday night as Bradley Bailey, a 46 year-old x-ray technician at Frederick Memorial Hospital. More >>
Four-State Area Residents Dealing With Wall Street Slump
Tuesday, October 7, 2008 @7:53pm EST
Reported by: Lynne Ashminov
Tuesday was another down day on Wall Street. The Dow has dropped 900 points in two days. More >>
Commissioners On Board With Maryland Offshore Wind Energy Initiatives
Tuesday, October 7, 2008 @7:47pm EST
Reported by: Jackie Waite
Maryland is looking into alternative energy options like offshore wind energy. More >>
Man Accused Of Stealing $300 In Electric Toothbrushes
Tuesday, October 7, 2008 @7:35pm EST
Reported by: Erin Wolfe
Police are looking for a man who allegedly stole $300 worth of merchandise for the sake of hygiene. More >>
Landfills Could Be More Than Just A Place To Put Trash
Tuesday, October 7, 2008 @7:08pm EST
Reported by: Jennifer Von Reuter
The state of Maryland is trying to find other sources of alternative energy in addition to wind energy. More >>
Pigs Rescued From Iowa Flooding Get New Home In Shepherdstown
Tuesday, October 7, 2008 @6:38pm EST
Reported by: Erin Wolfe
This summer's flooding had a devastating impact on families in the Midwest, but people weren't the only ones affected. More >>
Scott's Spots: Take A Walk Inside A Giant Coffee Pot
Tuesday, October 7, 2008 @6:25pm EST
Reported by: Scott Hershberger
It’s hard not to notice the over-sized coffee pot sitting along Route 30 in Bedford, Pennsylvania. More >>
Officials Decide To Build Cell Phone Tower At Alternate Location
Tuesday, October 7, 2008 @12:28pm EST
Reported by: Scott Hershberger
After many months of debate, people who live in Blue Ridge Summit could soon have better cell phone service. More >>
Pangborn Elementary Celebrates Official Opening
Tuesday, October 7, 2008 @12:27pm EST
Reported by: Mary King
It may be well into the school year now, but for Pangborn Elementary School, it’s a new beginning of sorts with its official opening Tuesday morning. More >>
Wanted Man Jumps From Balcony To Escape Police
Tuesday, October 7, 2008 @8:55am EST
Reported by: Erin Wolfe
A man on the run from police made a brave move and jumped off a second-story balcony to escape them. More >>
Two Teens Injured In Accidental Shooting
Tuesday, October 7, 2008 @8:14am EST
Reported by: Angelique Gonzalez
Pennsylvania State Police are investigating an accidental shooting in Fannett Township.
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Mother In Court For Allegedly Running Over Her Daughter
Tuesday, October 7, 2008 @8:05am EST
Reported by: Angelique Gonzalez
A Shippensburg mother, accused of running over her daughter and failing to call 911, will be in a Pennsylvania courtroom on Tuesday.
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Stink Bugs Invading Homes Around The Four-State
Monday, October 6, 2008 @7:18pm EST
Reported by: Erin Wolfe
There's a stinky pest that's causing quite a stir around the four-state area. More >>