Two Martinsburg, W.Va., residents were taken to hospitals Tuesday evening following a two-vehicle crash near James Buchanan Middle School, Pennsylvania State Police said.

Police have charged two men in connection to an alleged gang altercation over a pit bull late last year, which also may have involved four juveniles.

A stabbing was reported Monday afternoon near State Circle in Martinsburg. The call, dispatched shortly after 12:30 p.m., reported a male, approximately 62-years-old, had been stabbed in the back near 208 Gates Drive located off of State Circle and the scene was not immediately secure.

Police seized more than three pounds of marijuana and $6,738 in cash from a Martinsburg hotel room Sunday after arresting a Shepherdstown man who allegedly created a disturbance after refusing to check out.

Berkeley County Historical Society will sponsor a genealogy fair from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. April 24 at the Christ Reformed United Church of Christ, 117 E. Burke St., Martinsburg.

The 14-time Grammy winner will headline the September Pickin' in the Panhandle festival.

Several of the eight arson fires under investigation in Martinsburg since the start of the year - including the latest at 431 S. Raleigh St.

Firefighters and investigators are at the scene of a structure fire on the 400 block of South Raleigh Street in Martinsburg, making it the third fire in a week to break out downtown.

Two men are being sought in the investigation of a series of arsons in Martinsburg.

With a career in law enforcement that dates back to 1974, Martinsburg Police Chief T.C. "Ted" Anderson has been a lawman most of his life, and he's not about to stop any time soon.

Retailer Target took aim at a proposal to incorporate 156 acres into city. City officials are preparing this week to reverse themselves on a proposal that would have annexed more than 156 acres to the city following a complaint by a national retailer which balked at the plan.

An early morning electrical fire caused an estimated $50,000 in damages to a home Tuesday in Martinsburg.

Several West Virginia residents have been charged with stealing numerous items from the same Frederick County grocery store over more than two years.

The Martinsburg City Police Department is investigating a suspicious fire on South Raleigh Street that sent one firefighter to the hospital Sunday morning with minor injuries and damaged two business.

The state prison agency said Friday it has fired one employee and disciplined seven others whose sloppy work led to the mistaken release of in inmate serving three life terms.