Keith Demko

1 week ago | delawareonline.com | Keith Demko

The week's two biggest winners in the Maryland Lottery were two $200,000 winners in the Ravens X10 game sold in Baltimore and Hagerstown, but one Ocean City player also won big this week in a different game. Here's where and when that winning ticket was purchased, plus the latest on Powerball and Mega Millions.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Keith Demko

The Washington County Sheriff's Office has launched a homicide investigation in the May 16 death of a Clear Spring woman. Here's what we know now. Woman found dead in Clear Spring on May 16On Friday, May 16, at about 8:30 a.m., deputies from the Washington County Sheriff's Office responded to the unit block of North Mill Street, Clear Spring, for a death investigation, the Sheriff's Office reported on Facebook. On scene, deputies located a dead female, later identified as 30-year-old Paige Grove.

2 weeks ago | heraldmailmedia.com | Keith Demko

Washington County Sheriff's Office is investigating the homicide of 30-year-old Paige Grove in Clear Spring, Maryland. Taylor Andrew Rowles, 32, has been apprehended and charged with murder and assault. Authorities are seeking surveillance footage from the Clear Spring area between May 15 and 16. The Washington County Sheriff's Office has launched a homicide investigation in the May 16 death of a Clear Spring woman. Here's what we know now.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Keith Demko

The Washington County Highway Department announced May 16 that all roads previously closed due to high water have been reopened to traffic. Crews have assessed all affected areas and determined that conditions are now safe for travel, the release statedDrivers are reminded to continue exercising caution, especially in low-lying areas that may still be prone to residual moisture or minor debris.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Keith Demko

After a period of free parking in 250 on-street spaces in downtown Salisbury launched Nov. 4, 2024, get ready to pay once again. In a May 14 news release, the City of Salisbury announced that parking enforcement will resume across all city-owned lots, streets and facilities. This includes the enforcement of permit requirements, pay-to-park areas and time restrictions, the release stated.