It’s Thursday, May 5 and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. 1. Montgomery County Council: Committee meetings today. Click here to see the full agenda. All Committee meetings are… Read More
La pareja de Germantown Andrews Oduro Brown (Andrews Oduro), de 39 años, y Charmaine Miesha Brown, de 43, fueron acusados por un jurado federal por conspiración para cometer fraude de… Read More
A Chevy Chase woman never thought a check she put in a United States Postal Service (USPS) blue mailbox in February would end up stolen and offered for sale on… Read More
El Condado de Montgomery conmemoró el Mes de la Herencia Asiática y de las Islas del Pacífico (AAPI) en su reunión del martes, según un comunicado de prensa. El tema… Read More
Ritchie Park Elementary School in Rockville hosted a Bike to School Day event on Wednesday. Leaders said the event is meant to encourage biking as well as bike and street… Read More
Ahora residentes de Maryland pueden reportar crímenes de odio y otros incidentes relacionado con el odio. Las víctimas pueden simplemente llamar al 2-1-1 y conectarse a los recursos, según el… Read More
A jury found 34-year-old Chevy Chase native George Huguely V civilly liable on May 2 for killing his girlfriend Yeardley Love in 2010. Huguely must pay both Yeardley’s sister, Lexi… Read More
Washington Commanders’ head coach Ron Rivera has a day job that keeps him pretty occupied but he and his wife Stephanie found time to take part in the Pro-Am at… Read More
A federal grand jury charged Germantown couple Andrews Oduro Brown (Andrews Oduro), 39, and Charmaine Miesha Brown, 43, for conspiracies to commit passport fraud and wire fraud, aggravated identity theft,… Read More
Los residentes de Washington D.C. Joenathan Nelson, de 25 años, y Azriel Echavarria, de 20, fueron acusados de una serie de robos a mano armada y robos de vehículos que… Read More
Comedian Dave Chappelle was tackled while performing Tuesday night at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, according to footage circulating social media. Several fans in attendance posted videos of the… Read More
Marylanders can now report hate crimes and other hate-related incidents. Victims can simply call 2-1-1 and connect to resources, according to Governor Larry Hogan. Reports are shared with local law… Read More