Gov. Moore Responds to National Guard in D.C.
In a forceful post on Instagram today, Governor Wes Moore responded to President Trump’s use of the National Guard to police the District of Columbia. The impetus for the social… Read More
Fran Murphy
Executive Producer, Montgomery Community Media
Solomon Joins a Crowded Race for At Large Council Seats
With state and county elections more than a year away, voters will already have a lot of choices when they fill in that little box next to At Large candidates… Read More
Van Hollen Joins Social Security Rally
On Saturday, Sen. Chris Van Hollen spoke at a rally to support Social Security in the Baltimore Harbor. Designed as the kickoff for the 90th anniversary of the Social Security… Read More
Police Identify Victim in Burtonsville Crash
Montgomery County Police have identified the victim of the fatal crash in Burtonsville on Wednesday. 30-year-old Jazz Andrew Taylor succumbed to injuries suffered in an early morning collision in the… Read More
Vote for the New Look at Glenmont Park
Glenmont Local Park will soon have a new attraction — a mural on its Park Activity building. And Montgomery Parks wants you to vote for your favorite design. The Parks… Read More
Department of Natural Resources Introduces New App
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) sports a new free mobile app. MD Outdoors now stands as the official app for the outdoor enthusiasts, hunters and anglers. The new… Read More
Traffic Task Force Wraps Up Summer Patrol
The combined forces of the County Police Department’s Alcohol Initiatives Unit and the Maryland Alcohol Enforcement Section and other law enforcement agencies wrapped up their 10th and final week of… Read More
DNA Match Solves Montgomery Village Cold Case
For 23 years, James Lorenzo Greene faced no consequences for his rape, assault and armed robbery of a couple he encountered along Walkers Choice Road in Montgomery Village. Greene, 49,… Read More
‘Something I Will Never Forget’ – Billy Goat Hiker Tells MCM about Chopper Rescue
It was supposed to be an outdoor adventure — a hike on the C&O Canal’s Billy Goat Trail. But for one hiker who wishes to remain anonymous, it became a… Read More
Van Hollen Apologizes to Fired Federal Workers
This week, the state of Maryland topped the list when it comes to federal job loss. So far 12,700 Marylanders have lost their government employment, according to the Office of… Read More
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
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