Carroll County

Evening of fun in the water for four-legged guests

A Hagerstown man was arrested Wednesday afternoon in connection with a robbery outside the BB&T Bank in Finksburg.

A Windsor Mill man and woman have been charged with robbing and killing a New York man and leaving his body on the side of a road in Carroll County Saturday night, State Police said.

Witnesses cannot be located to support charge of arson threat

Her life became a little bit busier soon after the summer started, and it does not appear that her schedule will get less hectic now that the fall is here.

Police are investigating the armed robbery of the Food Lion store in Eldersburg.

Police are investigating the late Friday night armed robbery of the Panera Bread restaurant in Eldersburg.

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Performing on NBC's "America's Got Talent" was exciting. Meeting the panel of celebrity judges was cool.

A man from Manchester was killed when the motorcycle he was driving crashed Sunday afternoon in the 4200 block of Grave Run Road, according to a Carroll County Sheriff's Office press release.

A 23-year-old Carroll County man was killed early Friday in a single-vehicle crash in the 19000 block of Brick Store Road in Baltimore County.

Retail packaging is getting out of hand. I'll bet it's easier to break into Fort Knox — or out of Shawshank — than it is to get into most products these days.

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A pedestrian was killed attempting to cross Md. 27 when he was struck by a car near Marston Road early Friday morning.

When Westminster was first laid out by William Winchester in 1764, it was located on one of the three main routes west in what we now know as Carroll County. Today these routes are known as Route 30, Route 140, and Route 26.

Diane Hale was mulling what to do to attract attention to her winery, Galloping Goose, in Hampstead, when she started thinking about Carroll County's annual Restaurant Week promotion.

August means one thing for many teens around the county.

Defendant held at detention center on $150k

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Originally, mobile phones were the size, shape and heft of your average brick. People would walk down the street yelling, "Guess where I'm calling from!" into the mouthpiece.

On a beautiful sunny evening, approximately 20 kids wearing bathing suits and swimming caps tear into Lake Linganore, swim feverishly and then bound out of the water.