Maryland Flu Cases ‘Very High’
If you have the flu or know someone who has the virus, you are not alone. Maryland is experiencing an explosion in cases in recent weeks. Statewide data shows flu… Read More
Maryland Congressional Delegation Rallies Against DOGE
On Monday, members of the Maryland Congressional Delegation rallied in Baltimore outside the Social Security Administratio Building to protest the policies of the Department of Government Efficiency also known as… Read More
Ex Maestro de la Iglesia Derwood se Declara Culpable de Cargos de Abuso Sexual Infantil
Un ex maestro de una iglesia de Derwood se declaró culpable el martes de abusar sexualmente de un menor, y de tres cargos de delito sexual de tercer grado, según… Read More
5 Things to Know Today, Feb. 11, In Montgomery County
It’s Tuesday, Feb. 11, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. Check today’s weather forecast here. 1. Winter Storm Warning: The county is under a Winter Storm Warning from… Read More
Former Derwood Church Teacher Pleads Guilty to Child Sex Abuse Charges
A former teacher at a Derwood church pleaded guilty Tuesday to sexually abusing a minor and three counts of third-degree sexoffense, according to Montgomery County Circuit Court records. Ervin Alfaro-Lopez,… Read More
MCPS Monitoring Weather, Expecting to Make Decisions as ‘Early As Possible’
On Monday afternoon, Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) alerted the community of possible impacts to the schedule for Tuesday and Wednesday: “MCPS is watching this week’s weather closely. We are… Read More
Senators Offer Telephone Town Hall for Federal Workers
On Wednesday, Maryland senators Chris Van Hollen and Angela Alsobrooks will hold a telephone Town Hall to update their constituents on the protections available to federal employees. According to the… Read More
Councilmembers Hear Purple Line Updates, Impacts
Two Montgomery County Council committee sessions on Monday revolved around the Purple Line, which is still slated to open by the end of 2027. During a Transportation and Environment committee… Read More
Leaders Working to Provide Resources to Address Federal Workers’ Needs
As uncertainty continues for federal government employees — including tens of thousands of employees from Montgomery County — leaders are looking into ways to provide resources and information to affected… Read More
Heavy Snow Expected Tuesday; Winter Storm Watch Upgraded to Warning
The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for Montgomery, Howard, and Loudoun counties. The warning is in effect from 1 p.m. Tuesday to 7 a.m. Wednesday. A… Read More
State Senator Smith Aims to Reform Juvenile Justice System
A recent hearing from the Maryland Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee reignited a long-standing debate among state politicians: whether the state’s practice of automatically filtering teenage defendants who have been accused… Read More
Montgomery County Recreation Spring Registration Opens Feb. 19
With spring around the corner, so is registration for seasonal activities. Montgomery County Recreation’s spring registration will open at 6:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 19 for County residents. Registration for… Read More