Police Investigating Fatal Shooting in Takoma Park
Montgomery County Police officers are investigating a fatal shooting Tuesday night at a park in the 700 block of Seek Lane in Takoma Park. Officers responded to the scene at… Read More
5 Things to Know Today, Oct. 2, In Montgomery County
It’s Wednesday, Oct. 2, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. Check today’s weather forecast here. 1. Libraries Network Outage: A system-wide network outage damaged server cables… Read More
Council Audit Committee investigates MCPS’ Mismanagement of Electric School Buses
The Montgomery County Council Audit Committee met Monday to review reports from the Office of Inspector General on Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) mismanagement of funds. This comes after the… Read More
McSisters Foundation Donates Uniforms to Germantown Dazzling Divas Dance Team
Thanks to The McSisters Foundation, members of the Dazzling Divas now have their own uniforms, travel bags and practice gear. Not everyone on the dancing team could afford the fancy… Read More
Local Red Cross Helping Storm Victims
More help from the D.C. region is on the way to storm-ravaged victims impacted by Hurricane Helene. Last week’s storm swept through parts of the Southeast and is responsible for… Read More
Finding Balance Managing Activities Involving Your Kids
Are you investing more time in admin tasks for your child’s activities than you’d like? Here are strategies to help you reclaim more time for other things. With the school… Read More
Trio with MoCo Ties Will Play in Baseball Playoffs
The Major League Baseball playoffs are finally here, and three players with ties to the county have earned spots on Wild Card rosters. Jordan Westburg, Hunter Renfroe, and Hunter Brown… Read More
Peatón Hispano Fallece tras ser Atropellado en Silver Spring
La Unidad de Reconstrucción de Colisiones (CRU) del Departamento de Policía del Condado de Montgomery está investigando una colisión fatal que ocurrió la noche del jueves 26 de septiembre de… Read More
Federal Judge Pauses Restrictions on University of Maryland’s Oct. 7 Events
A federal judge heard arguments Monday for the Students for Justice in Palestine’s lawsuit against the University of Maryland. The lawsuit accuses The University of Maryland and University System of… Read More
Libraries Experiencing System-Wide Network Outage
A system-wide network outage damaged server cables at the Montgomery County Public Libraries (MCPL) Tuesday. The branches are open for checkouts but Wifi, public computers, printing, scanning and copiers are… Read More
Maryland Announces Juvenile Justice Reforms
The Maryland Department of Juvenile Services launched the Commission on Juvenile Justice Reform Tuesday and also announced new supportive programming for youth involved in the justice system. The statewide commission… Read More
José Andrés’ World Central Kitchen Feeds Hurricane Helene Victims
While Hurricane Helene continues to bring rain to the Southeast, Bethesda-based chef José Andrés’ nonprofit, World Central Kitchen (WCK), has mobilized to assist support efforts. The organization is known for… Read More