"I think that would be kinda cook to be able to rewind and look at them as they would in their hay days. Everyone would look at them because they were jealous. But now, they're jealous because they're antiques," said Heather Pleasants, who owns a car that

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Equality, acceptance and fairness was the message on Saturday in Washington County as one group is helping spread the message of hope to everyone....

It happened around 10:30 a.m. Saturday along State Route 11 in Greene Township, Pennsylvania....

Thousands came out for the Maryland Craft Beer Festival. As WHAG's Shayna Halper tells us, there were nearly 175 beers on tap at the Carroll Creek....

The annual bike ride with the mayor took off Saturday, to show off one of the scenic trails through town....

Dollar General participates in a nationwide career fair with hopes of hiring 10,000 new employees for the month of May....

Two teenage girls from Hagerstown are missing. According to the Washington County Sheriff's Office, sisters Felicia Littleford, 16, and Tyra Redman, 14, were last seen Saturday morning around 2:30...

Two teenage girls from Hagerstown are missing. According to the Washington County Sheriff's Office, sisters Felicia Littleford, 16, and Tyra Redman, 14, were last seen Saturday morning around 2:30...

Friday evening, a fundraiser was held at Hager Hall to celebrate the first class to have completed all four years of high school at Barbara Ingram School for the Arts....

Friday evening, it was a memorable game played in PenMar, where local baseball players helped members of a special needs team....

A Frederick business has been cited, and it's owner criminally charged, after an undercover police officer bought synthetic drugs there Friday evening....