New Details Released in Kensington Pedestrian Death
On Wednesday morning, a U.S. Postal Service van struck a pedestrian near the intersection of Connecticut Avenue and Plyers Mill Road in Kensington. The driver remained on the scene while… Read More
Fran Murphy
Executive Producer, Montgomery Community Media
Van Hollen Condemns Court Decision on Continuing Purge of Federal Workers
On Tuesday in a preliminary decision, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Administration’s plan to strip multiple government agencies of federal workers. In a distinction, the Court did… Read More
Pokemon Go Fest Draws Fans to Bethesda
Pokemon Go players, otherwise known as Pokemon Trainers, from around the DMV flocked to Rockville and Bethesda last weekend to celebrate a global event known as Pokemon Go Fest 2025.… Read More
Governor Moore Reacts to Current Political Climate
As Gov. Wes Moore revealed to a packed auditorium at Leisure World on Tuesday evening, he finds the spirit of the Administration’s landmark legislation cruel and audacious. He assured the… Read More
County Looks To Foster Immigrant Mental Health
A trio of minority health initiatives in the County would like members of their communities to tell their stories. Under the project title Journeys Within 2025: Stories of Resilience and… Read More
New Census Figures Finetune County Numbers
Figures released in the latest report from the U.S. Census slightly update the statistical portrait of the county. What follows are some quick facts. Population The county continues to grow.… Read More
County Leaders React to Supreme Court ‘Opt Out’ Ruling
On Friday, the Supreme Court affirmed the rights of parents to let their children opt out of LGBTQ+ readings in public schools. The case, Mahmoud v. Taylor, was filed in… Read More
Governor Moore Looks for Strategic Cuts Among State Workers
In a letter to state workers, Governor Wes Moore outlined some steps to help resolve Maryland’s “historic fiscal challenge”. To meet the current budget, the state must cut $121 million… Read More
Safety Forum Focuses on Scams Aimed at Seniors
According to the Federal Trade Commission, older Americans may have lost as much as $61.5 billion dollars to fraud in 2023 alone. Tuesday at 10 a.m. the State’s Attorney’s office… Read More
Police Conduct Sobriety Check Points Tonight
Montgomery County Police Department (MCPD) wants this Friday the 13th to be your lucky day. So don’t drive impaired. And just to make sure the roads are safe MCPD will… Read More
D.C. Parade Inspires County ‘No Kings’ Protests
Saturday evening, the U.S. Army will parade up Constitution Avenue in Washington, D.C. to celebrate its 250th anniversary. It also marks the 79th birthday of President Trump. But some county… Read More
Councilmember Friedson Announces Candidacy for County Executive
On Wednesday, County Councilmember and former Council President Andrew Friedson announced his candidacy for the office of County Executive. He is the third Councilmember to join the race with Evan… Read More