County Revs Up Efforts to Reduce Emissions
Montgomery County is moving on from benchmarking its energy consumption and needs to pouring resources toward a net free greenhouse emissions area by 2035. “We are in action mode,” declared… Read More
Ganador de la Lotería en Silver Spring Pone a su Madre en Primer Lugar
Un hombre de Silver Spring planea comprarle una nueva casa a su madre después de ganar $500,000 con un boleto de raspa y gana. El residente del condado de Montgomery,… Read More
Adolescente del Condado de Montgomery se Declara Culpable de Robo de Automóvil y Robo
Un adolescente del condado de Montgomery se declaró culpable de robo de automóvil armado y robo en dos casos separados ocurridos en 2022 y 2024, según la Oficina del Fiscal… Read More
Hombre Condenado por Asesinato en Tiroteo Relacionado con la Pandilla MS-13
Un jurado del condado de Montgomery ha condenado a un hombre que se cree está vinculado con la pandilla MS-13 por asesinato en primer grado, según informó la Oficina del… Read More
Purple Line Enters Dynamic Testing Phase
The Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Transit Administration has begun dynamic testing of all eight Purple Line light rail vehicles, the agency announced. The Purple Line is a 16-mile, 21-station… Read More
California Man Pleads Guilty in Attempted Murder of Justice Kavanaugh
A California man pleaded guilty to attempting to kill U.S. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh outside his Chevy Chase home in 2022, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office. Nicholas John… Read More
5 Things to Know Today, April 9, In Montgomery County
It’s Wednesday, April 9, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. Check the weather forecast here. 1. Freeze Warning: The National Weather Service issued a freeze warning… Read More
Van Hollen Speaks Out Against Social Security Cutbacks
On Monday, Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen spoke out about the impact of the recent Department of Efficiency (DOGE) cutbacks on the Social Security Administration (SSA) and its ability to… Read More
Diverse Communities Celebrate Interfaith Seder Together
Jewish and African American congregations joined together for a service about freedom Sunday, marking both the culmination of a new friendship and a continued path together. When Rabbi Evan Krame… Read More
Council Adopts Measures To Increase Housing
On Tuesday, Montgomery County Council adopted innovations they hope will create more housing. Their actions both incentivize and speed up the process of converting vacant office buildings into housing. During… Read More
Rockville, Baltimore Lyricists Win Bernard/Ebb Songwriting Awards
Rockville’s Aaron Swibel and Baltimore’s Wordsmith earned top honors at the 2025 Bernard/Ebb Songwriting Awards. Strathmore hosted the annual competition April 3 at the Music Center. Eight finalists performed live… Read More
County Executive’s Proposed $7.66 Billion Budget Includes Tax Increases
Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich’s proposed Fiscal Year 2026 budget includes expenditures of $7.66 billion, an increase of 7.4% from the current budget. County staff highlighted Elrich’s proposed budget during… Read More