Waynesboro Painted Red, White, And Blue For Town Celebration
Friday, July 4, 2008 @3:34pm EST
Reported by: Scott Hershberger
WAYNESBORO, PA – The town celebrated the Fourth of July with a parade and summer jubilee. More >>
MD Job Hotline Number Accidentally A Sex Line
Friday, July 4, 2008 @7:41am EST
Reported by: Angelique Gonzalez

NBC25 - Officials in Maryland said some job seekers who dialed a phone number listed on the state's family health administration's web site didn't get the information they were looking for.

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Three WV Men Held In Custody
Friday, July 4, 2008 @7:40am EST
Reported by: Angelique Gonzalez

BERKELEY COUNTY, WV - Three West Virginia men are in custody Friday morning facing robbery and conspiracy charges.

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Stand-Off Ends In Shippensburg
Friday, July 4, 2008 @5:36am EST
Reported by: Mary King

 SHIPPENSBURG, PA – The stand-off ends in Shippensburg.  Pennsylvania State Police said the suspect in that stand-off was found dead early Friday morning, suffering from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

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Hancock Buys Back Fleetwood Trailer Complex Thanks To Hefty Donation
Thursday, July 3, 2008 @11:34pm EST
Reported by: Megan Healey
HANCOCK, MD - For several years now, the town of Hancock has suffered loss after loss of jobs, after its three major industrial plants left town.  But now the town’s economic future is now looking up, thanks to one very generous donation.
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Author Nora Roberts Takes NBC25 Through Rebuilding Of Boone Hotel
Thursday, July 3, 2008 @7:45pm EST
Reported by: Sarah Hopkins
BOONSBORO, MD - It's been just over four months since fire ravaged the historic Boone Hotel, which best-selling author Nora Roberts was working to renovate.
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Hotel Guest Beats Employee With Baseball Bat During Alleged Robbery
Thursday, July 3, 2008 @7:43pm EST
Reported by: Erin Wolfe
CHARLES TOWN, WV - A Charles Town hotel employee is recovering after he was violently attacked by one of the guests.
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Autopsy: Man Killed In Interstate 81 Accident Suffered Massive Heart Attack
Thursday, July 3, 2008 @7:40pm EST
Reported by: Scott Hershberger
GREENCASTLE, PA - Police have identified Howard Witmer as the man killed in a fiery crash on Interstate 81 Wednesday.
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Woman Serves Country By Opening First Dental Clinic For Soldiers In Iraq
Thursday, July 3, 2008 @7:38pm EST
Reported by: Nikki Burdine
HAGERSTOWN, MD - A local woman opened the first dental clinic in a town just north of Baghdad in Iraq, and her mission was not only to make sure our soldiers were given proper dental care; she also offered her services to anyone who needed it.
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Kids Work To Rebuild Haunted House That Was Destroyed In Fire
Thursday, July 3, 2008 @7:35pm EST
Reported by: Lena Vargas
GREEN SPRING, WV - A vacant house destroyed in a fire in Green Spring last week was sometimes used as a haunted house, and it's the primary fundraiser for a local kids organization.
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FCC Turning Down Nursing Program Applicants Due To High Demand
Thursday, July 3, 2008 @7:31pm EST
Reported by: Jackie Cutler
FREDERICK, MD - The number of people applying to nursing programs in Frederick is on the rise; so much so that more than half of the applicants are being turned away.
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Fire And Emergency Officials Advise On Safety Tips For July 4th Holiday
Thursday, July 3, 2008 @7:29pm EST
Reported by: Jackie Cutler
FREDERICK, MD - The 4th of July holiday is drawing closer and closer, but before you light up the grill or some fireworks, NBC25 has tips on how to stay safe this Independence Day.
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Driver Crashes Into Front Of Bakery In Downtown Frederick
Thursday, July 3, 2008 @7:27pm EST
Reported by: Mary King
FREDERICK, MD - As 4th of July travelers hit the roads, a trip through downtown Frederick Wednesday night did not go so smoothly for one driver. More >>
Pennsylvania Man Arrested For Allegedly Exposing Himself To Young Girls
Thursday, July 3, 2008 @7:23pm EST
Reported by: Scott Hershberger
FRANKLIN COUNTY, PA - Pennsylvania police have arrested a man they believe has been exposing himself to young girls.
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Wild Horse Adoption Program Interview
Thursday, July 3, 2008 @8:29am EST
Reported by: Mary King

NBC25 - We all know that anytime of year is a good time to adopt an animal but we're helping you adopt one that is a little less typical.  It's all part of an event going on in New Freedom, Pennsylvania in the coming weeks.

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Optional Fuel Surcharge Approved For Frederick Taxi Cabs
Thursday, July 3, 2008 @8:28am EST
Reported by: Kaitlin McCarthy

FREDERICK, MD - High gas prices are to blame if your next taxi ride in Frederick is more expensive.

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State Troopers Advise Motorists About July 4th Traffic
Thursday, July 3, 2008 @8:28am EST
Reported by: Angelique Gonzalez

NBC25 NEWS - The Fourth of July doesn't officially kick off until Friday, but local authorities are stepping up their presence on area roadways starting Thursday morning.

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Franklin County Takes Extra Steps To Protect Against West Nile Virus
Wednesday, July 2, 2008 @11:49pm EST
Reported by: Megan Healey
FRANKLIN COUNTY, PA - Now that it's officially summertime, many are feeling the itch of pesky mosquitoes buzzing through town, but they're not just an annoyance, they can often be a danger as well.
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Man Killed In Single-Vehicle Accident On Interstate 81 Northbound
Wednesday, July 2, 2008 @7:05pm EST
Reported by: Sarah Hopkins

GREENCASTLE, PA - A man was killed in an accident that closed down Interstate 81 Northbound in Greencastle.

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Recycling Center Seeing Increases, Landfills Also Working To Protect Environment
Wednesday, July 2, 2008 @6:35pm EST
Reported by: Jennifer Von Reuter
WASHINGTON COUNTY, MD - More than 100,000 pounds of trash are dumped at the 40 West Sanitary Landfill in Washington County each year, but some recycle centers say more people than ever before are sorting their trash to be re-used.
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Police: Man Pointed Gun At Toddler During Home Invasion
Wednesday, July 2, 2008 @6:15pm EST
Reported by: Mary King

WASHINGTON COUNTY, MD - New and disturbing details are being released about a weekend home invasion in Washington County.  Investigators confirm that one of the gunman even held a toddler at gunpoint.

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Mother Still Looking To Solve Son's Case Five Years After His Murder
Wednesday, July 2, 2008 @6:09pm EST
Reported by: Kaitlin McCarthy
FREDERICK, MD - The murder of a Frederick man is still unsolved five years after the brutal crime.  Even though the Joshua Crawford murder case has gone cold for now, his grieving mother isn't letting that stop her from finding justice for her son.
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Chambersburg Hospital Administrators React To Strike Announcement
Wednesday, July 2, 2008 @5:59pm EST
Reported by: Scott Hershberger
CHAMBERSBURG, PA - Employees at Chambersburg Hospital announced plans to strike if contract negotiations don't resume.  Now hospital administration is responding to the situation. More >>
University System Of Maryland Lays Off Five Staff Members
Wednesday, July 2, 2008 @5:51pm EST
Reported by: Sarah Hopkins
HAGERSTOWN, MD - The University System of Maryland at Hagerstown says despite recent staff layoffs, enrollment has been growing, just not enough. More >>
Hearing Continued For Store Owner Accused Of Attacking Customer
Wednesday, July 2, 2008 @5:22pm EST
Reported by: Sarah Hopkins

MARTINSBURG, WV - A preliminary hearing for a former Martinsburg city councilman has been postponed because he hired a new attorney.

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Man Arrested After Allegedly Shooting At Vehicle Out Of Road Rage
Wednesday, July 2, 2008 @11:25am EST
Reported by: Angelique Gonzalez

CUMBERLAND, MD - A Maryland man is in custody after he shot at another driver during a road rage incident last month.

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Civil Air Patrol Members Honored In Berkeley County
Wednesday, July 2, 2008 @7:44am EST
Reported by: Megan Healey

MARTINSBURG, WV - Several members of the Civil Air Patrol were honored Tuesday night.

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Chambersburg Hospital Employees Submit Strike Notice, Effective July 17th
Tuesday, July 1, 2008 @11:44pm EST
Reported by: Megan Healey
CHAMBERSBURG, PA - Employees of the Chambersburg Hospital have submitted a strike notice effective in just over two weeks. More >>
SLIDESHOW: Storm Slams West Virginia Wedding
Tuesday, July 1, 2008 @7:19pm EST
Reported by: Mary King

GERRARDSTOWN, WV - A wedding takes months of planning, but for one couple, Saturday's severe weather was something they weren't ready for.

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Fight Ends In Gun Accidentally Firing, Police Looking For Suspects
Tuesday, July 1, 2008 @7:12pm EST
Reported by: Megan Healey
HAGERSTOWN, MD - Hagerstown Police were investigating a reported shooting Tuesday afternoon on Salem Avenue.
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Attempted Murder Charges Dropped For Mom Who Tied Rope Around Son's Neck
Tuesday, July 1, 2008 @7:10pm EST
Reported by: Kaitlin McCarthy

FREDERICK, MD - A Frederick mom accused of tying a rope around her baby son's neck will not be charged with attempted murder.

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Secret Service Steps In To Investigate Counterfeit Bills Spent At Valley Mall
Tuesday, July 1, 2008 @7:10pm EST
Reported by: Jennifer Von Reuter
WASHINGTON COUNTY, MD - The Washington County Sheriff's Office is working with the Secret Service after a person used counterfeit $100 bills at the Valley Mall.
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Family Searching For Man Missing From Berkeley County
Tuesday, July 1, 2008 @7:08pm EST
Reported by: Erin Wolfe
BERKELEY COUNTY, WV - A West Virginia family is looking for a man who went missing from the Berkeley County area.
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Camp Director Making Small Changes To Save Big On Gas Expenses
Tuesday, July 1, 2008 @7:06pm EST
Reported by: Mary King
HAGERSTOWN, MD - High gas prices have taken some fun out of summer vacations, but they haven't taken the fun out of a local summer camp that has to take kids from one place to another.
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Congressman Bill Shuster Shares His Ideas For Gas Price Solution
Tuesday, July 1, 2008 @7:04pm EST
Reported by: Scott Hershberger
CHAMBERSBURG, PA - Congressman Bill Shuster says he’s tired of paying high prices for foreign oil, and on Tuesday afternoon he announced his plan to change that.
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Visitors Can Walk To The Beat Of The Music In Arts And Entertainment District
Tuesday, July 1, 2008 @7:01pm EST
Reported by: Nikki Burdine
HAGERSTOWN, MD - The Arts and Entertainment District in Hagerstown is getting some new artwork, and you’ll be surprised by where you'll find it.
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Former Martinsburg Councilman Pleads Guilty To Drug Charges
Tuesday, July 1, 2008 @12:30pm EST
Reported by: Angelique Gonzalez

MARTINSBURG, WV - A former Martinsburg councilman could be headed behind bars.

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Hagerstown Man In Custody For Allegedly Shooting Dog During Robbery
Tuesday, July 1, 2008 @12:25pm EST
Reported by: Angelique Gonzalez

HAGERSTOWN, MD - Hagerstown City Police have arrested and charged a man they believe shot a dog during a recent armed robbery.

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Frederick Shooting Suspect Will Stay Behind Bars For Another Month
Tuesday, July 1, 2008 @7:44am EST
Reported by: Angelique Gonzalez

FREDERICK, MD - A Frederick man accused of shooting another man in the face and chest over the weekend will stay behind bars until his preliminary hearing later this month.

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Local Gas Stations Seeing Increase In Customer Complaints, Drive-Offs
Monday, June 30, 2008 @11:33pm EST
Reported by: Megan Healey
HAGERSTOWN, MD - High gas prices are being felt across the nation and it's downright frustrating for drivers, But what about those who own the pumps?
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Domino's Pizza Maker Competes Nationally For Speed Title
Monday, June 30, 2008 @6:55pm EST
Reported by: Scott Hershberger
WAYNESBORO, PA - He's been stretching and tossing dough for years, and now a franchisee at Domino's Pizza in Waynesboro had a chance to win some dough in a world's fastest pizza maker competition.
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Thousands Left In The Dark After Severe Thunderstorm Damage
Monday, June 30, 2008 @6:29pm EST
Reported by: Lena Vargas
GERRARDSTOWN, WV - More than 2,000 residents were still without power Monday evening after severe weather rolled through the four-state region.
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Waitress Earns Full Scholarship To Culinary Institute In National Competition
Monday, June 30, 2008 @6:10pm EST
Reported by: Erin Wolfe
HAGERSTOWN, MD - A local teen has won a free ride to college for being the best in the country at waiting tables.
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Girl Dies Following Bicycle Accident, Police Look To Autopsy For Answers
Monday, June 30, 2008 @5:59pm EST
Reported by: Kaitlin McCarthy

FREDERICK, MD - Police are hoping an autopsy will answer some questions surrounding the death of a nine-year-old who died in a bike accident over the weekend.

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Head Coach Of Junior Football Team Accused Of Stealing Money From League
Monday, June 30, 2008 @5:54pm EST
Reported by: Jennifer Von Reuter
WASHINGTON COUNTY, MD - A corrections officer is accused of stealing funds from the Washington County Junior Football League. More >>
Man Arrested For Allegedly Exposing Himself At Public Pool
Monday, June 30, 2008 @5:21pm EST
Reported by: Kaitlin McCarthy
FREDERICK, MD - A day at the pool has led to the arrest of a Frederick man.
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More Charges For Man Accused Of U.S.S. Cole Bombing
Monday, June 30, 2008 @5:19pm EST
Reported by: Megan Healey
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Pentagon announced new charges in the U.S.S Cole bombing that claimed the lives of two local sailors.
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Pennsylvania House Avoids Budget Impasse, No State Workers Laid Off
Monday, June 30, 2008 @3:30pm EST
Reported by: Erin Wolfe

HARRISBURG, PA - Just in the nick of time, the Pennsylvania State House has reached an agreement on their budget proposal.

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Body Identified As Missing Chambersburg Woman
Monday, June 30, 2008 @2:37pm EST
Reported by: Angelique Gonzalez

CHAMBERSBURG, PA - An autopsy has confirmed a woman's body found on a local farm field is that of a missing Chambersburg woman.

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Power-Related Issues Delay MARC Train
Monday, June 30, 2008 @7:36am EST
Reported by: Angelique Gonzalez

BRUNSWICK, MD – The MARC train is delayed out of Brunswick.

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