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Montgomery County Police responded to the report of shots fired on Wednesday, May 8 in Montgomery Village.
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Dr. Charles R. Drew Elementary School, Cabin John Middle School, and Albert Einstein and James Hubert Blake high schools have been named 2024 Maryland Green Schools, bringing the MCPS total to 101.
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The Maryland-National Capital Park Police, Montgomery County Division and Montgomery Parks are seeking the public’s help regarding a fire that destroyed the Greenbriar Local Park main playground, located at 12525 Glen Road, Potomac, MD (video of the damage available below).
The Maryland Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) is reminding Maryland residents to update their drivers license/identification cards by May 7, 2025.
The Prince George’s County Fire and EMS Department (PGCFD) responded to a crash involving a school bus for the Sandy Spring Friends School on Wednesday afternoon.
A Silver Spring man was sentenced today for a murder that occurred in February 2022 in Rockville.
School Nutrition Employee Appreciation Week concluded on May 3, with a ceremony honoring 12 distinguished school nutrition heroes. Each of these recipients has been with MCPS at least five years and exemplifies service to students.
Three Blair High School teachers were surprised with $5,000 from the National Education Association (NEA) and National PTA, and a visit from the Lt. Governor Aruna Miller to kick off […]
This weekend, May 11 – 12, the Morgan Boulevard and Downtown Largo stations will be closed on the Blue and Silver lines for weekend construction. Free shuttle buses will replace trains to/from the closed stations connecting to the Metrorail system at Addison Road. Additional maintenance is also scheduled on the Red and Green lines with trains single tracking through the work zones. More weekend updates below: