The Montgomery Count Police Department (MCPD) has announced the arrest of a 19-year old College Park man in connection with vehicle thefts from dealerships across Montgomery County.
Many Facebook groups, locally, nationally, and internationally, are being targeted by scammers who are attempting to pull at heart strings by creating missing children posts and asking for the made-up information be shared.
MCPS will join Baltimore City Public Schools and Washington County Public Schools as school districts that will pilot girls’ flag football during the Fall 2024 season, joining Frederick County Public Schools, which successfully piloted girls’ flag last year. The schedule and information about how the season will work, can be seen below:
Montgomery College will host a grand opening event for its Catherine and Isiah Leggett Math and Science Building on Thursday, September 19, at 2pm at the Takoma Park/Silver Spring Campus.
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Maryland Lottery and Gaming has announced that the Maryland Lottery, along with the state’s casinos, sportsbooks, and daily fantasy sports operators, collectively contributed $1.585 billion to Maryland’s good causes in […]
On Thursday, Governor Wes Moore announced that the Maryland Higher Education Commission has awarded $18.75 million in campus safety grants to Maryland’s colleges and universities, including Montgomery College. The grants will help facilitate on-campus public safety infrastructure improvements. (more…)
The Montgomery County Agricultural Fair will be closed today, August 9, due to inclement weather. Today was originally scheduled to be the opening day of the 75th annual event.
Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Services (MCFRS) responded to a 2nd alarm at the Spencerville Seventh Day Adventist Church, located at 16325 New Hampshire Ave, near Norbeck Road in Cloverly/Ednor at approximately 1:30am.
Per the State of Maryland: “Governor Wes Moore today urged Marylanders to continue to monitor the path of the remnants of Hurricane Debby and to prepare for its possible impacts to the state. The storm is expected to travel through the Carolinas and Virginia before arriving in Maryland later today, with impacts continuing into tomorrow. Flooding, wind, and tornadoes are considered to be potential threats. (more…)
Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Services (MCFRS) responded to a call for a tree that fell onto a house during the storm in Montgomery Village at approximately 9:30pm.