Fight Ends Blake vs. Churchill Basketball Game
A fight involving dozens of spectators and players broke out toward the end of a boys’ basketball game between James Hubert Blake and Winston Churchill high schools Monday night. Recently… Read More
5 Things to Know Today, Feb. 1, In Montgomery County
It’s Tuesday, February 1, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. 1. Montgomery County Council Session: Council Members meet today starting at 9:00 a.m. View agenda and… Read More
NBC4’s Leon Harris Arrested Following Crash in Bethesda
Leon Harris, a local TV news anchor, was arrested and charged for driving under the influence Saturday after being involved in a two-car crash, according to his employer NBC4 Washington. … Read More
Hospitalizaciones por COVID-19 están Disminuyendo en el Condado de Montgomery
Las hospitalizaciones por COVID-19 en el condado de Montgomery están disminuyendo, dijo el lunes el gerente de preparación para emergencias de salud pública, Sean O’Donnell, durante una sesión informativa del… Read More
Library Programs Explore Black History During February
Black History Month begins on Tuesday. Montgomery County Public Libraries (MCPL) has programs planned throughout the month for residents to learn more about African-American history and culture. The virtual programs… Read More
Frederick Man Arrested One Month After Killing Germantown Man
Montgomery County Police (MCP) arrested a Frederick resident Jan. 29, a month after killing a Germantown resident, according to a police department press release. 31-year-old Mario Samm was arrested for… Read More
MCPS Offers In-Person ‘Equity Hubs’ for Students Learning Virtually
Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) established 103 in-person Equity Hubs for kindergarten through fifth grade students transitioning to virtual learning. The Hubs provide a safe and more structured learning environment… Read More
COVID-19 Hospitalizations Decreasing in Montgomery County
COVID-19 hospitalizations in Montgomery County are decreasing, Public Health Emergency Preparedness Manager Sean O’Donnell said during a county council briefing Monday. “We are relieved to see that these numbers are… Read More
Court of Appeals Upholds Manslaughter Conviction for Bethesda Tunnel Digger’s Death
The Maryland Court of Appeals upheld the manslaughter conviction of a Bethesda man Friday in the death of a 21-year-old hired to dig tunnels under his home. In September 2017,… Read More
MCPD Pierde Cuatro Oficiales al Mes por Jubilaciones, Baja Moral y Salario
Los funcionarios del Departamento de Policía del Condado de Montgomery (MCPD) están reestructurando las áreas de responsabilidad de las patrullas mientras luchan para hacer frente a renuncias y bajo nivel… Read More
‘The Numbers Are Sobering’: MCPD Losing 4 Officers a Month to Retirement, Low Morale and Salary
Montgomery County Police Department officials are restructuring areas of patrol responsibility as they struggle to cope with higher than normal resignations and lower than normal new recruits. The goal is… Read More
Residents Participate in Kindness Day in Memory of Tommy Raskin
During a memorial service for Tommy Raskin, who died of suicide on Dec. 31, 2020, family members announced they were setting aside a Kindness Day in his memory. Sunday would… Read More