Knoxville News

Ronnie Hahn shows the connection where a water hose from his neighbora s house connects to his Knoxville homea s water spigot.

The pair is charged with burglary and theft offenses. After a nearly month-long investigation, the Washington County Sheriff's Office has charged two Knoxville residents in connection with two burglaries last month.

This year has seen an increased demand from families in need. It's a major milestone for the Brunswick Food Bank.

Hagerstown Community College had its seventh annual Honors Convocation on May 14 in its Athletic, Recreation, and Community Center.

Blacksburg police say a Virginia Tech student is missing. The family of Marie Dreshcher says their daughter left their home in Ellicott City, Md., to return to Blacksburg Friday about 11:30 a.m. but hasn't been seen since.

Brunswick -- Brunswick is still debating whether to adopt a mandatory recycling ordinance.

Someone apparently set fire to a 2003 Chevrolet Cavalier on Sunday night in the Knoxville area, Deputy Maryland State Fire Marshal Ed Ernst said.

Fire spread through a mobile home at 19821 Brownsville Road in Knoxville Tuesday morning while the occupant was using a hair dryer to thaw frozen pipes, according to the State Fire Marshal's Office.

Patricia Bleignier-Baker watches as daughter Gracyn, 3, cradles baby sister Dylan in their Knoxville, Md., home.

A Point of Rocks man is headed to prison for participating in a fracas at a July 13 field party that critically injured a 21-year-old Knoxville man.

Three-wheeled vehicles are in that nether zone of transportation -- not quite cars, more than a motorcycle.

ANNAPOLIS a ' The widow of a Middletown state highway worker killed while on duty told a House of Delegates committee she finds the punishment for reckless driving in a highway work zone inconceivable.

The owners of four Rosemont properties filed suit against the city of Brunswick on Monday, citing Brunswick's intention to shut off public water service to Rosemont water customers in June.

ROSEMONT a ' Rosemont hopes to tap into federal economic stimulus money to upgrade its aging water lines.

A boat from Potomac Valley Volunteer Fire Department in Dargan proceeds up a creek from Brunswick to work on the investigation and recovery of a body found on a small island in the Potomac River.

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