A teenager in Frederick is facing multiple charges after a major firearms investigation. 

A debate over juvenile justice reform is intensifying in Maryland after the Maryland Senate approved a bill that would reduce the number of crimes for which teenagers can automatically be charged as adults.

An amount of 500-thousand dollars is going out to 19 non-profit and religious organizations in Frederick County to help meet  increased demand for food services. 

A teenager in Frederick is facing multiple charges after a major firearms investigation.&nbsp;
A debate over juvenile justice reform is intensifying in Maryland after the Maryland Senate approved a bill that would reduce the number of crimes for which teenagers can automatically be charged as adults.
An amount of 500-thousand dollars is going out to 19 non-profit and religious organizations in Frederick County to help meet &nbsp;increased demand for food services.&nbsp;