Montgomery County police are investigating a shooting that occurred Friday night at a grocery store in Germantown. (more…)
Montgomery County police are investigating a shooting that occurred Friday night at a grocery store in Germantown. (more…)
The City of Rockville has announced that the Rockville Metro station area has officially been designated by the state of Maryland as a transit-oriented development, a move expected to support long-term growth, economic development, and expanded housing opportunities. The designation follows a unanimous vote by the Mayor and Council in December to support the initiative.
Welcome to modern luxury at 12813 Brickyard Blvd. Featuring four finished levels of light-filled design, this move-in ready residence elevates everyday living with high-end finishes and adaptable spaces perfect for working, entertaining, or relaxing. Why settle for standard when you can start with over $30,000 in premium builder upgrades already built in? Skip the wait times and step straight into upgraded perfection in one of Beltsville’s most vibrant modern communities!
On the main level, the open-concept kitchen serves as the heart of the home, featuring a large center island with seating that flows effortlessly into the main living space. Up another level, the primary suite offers a serene retreat with generous closet space and an ensuite bathroom. The additional bedrooms are spacious with ample storage—ideal for family or a dedicated home office. The lower walk-out level adds ultimate versatility with an extra bedroom, half bath, and direct access to the attached two-car garage—perfect for a private guest suite, work-from-home setup, or rec room.
Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service is rolling out a new fleet of command vehicles designed to strengthen incident command operations across the county.
The new vehicles will serve MCFRS’s five battalions, which provide incident command coverage across more than 500 square miles and help protect more than one million residents and visitors each day.
Montgomery County Police shared a summary of reported incidents from March 19, 2026, highlighting a mix of property crimes and violent offenses across several areas of the county.
Event location
Olney Baptist Church
17525 Georgia Ave
Olney, Maryland 20832
You’re Invited to the Community Fall Dance! 🍁
Join us for a fun, free evening of music, dancing, and community under the stars!
Metro Access customers now have a new way to book and manage rides at any hour of the day. As of Wednesday, March 18, callers to Metro Access are first connected to a new 24/7 digital assistant designed to handle common requests without the need to wait for a live agent. The system can help customers book trips, cancel rides, and check trip status immediately, while still offering the option to transfer to a live representative when additional assistance is needed.
Montgomery County police said one person is in custody Friday morning following a series of crashes involving a stolen U-Haul truck in North Bethesda. (more…)
WSSC is continuing to work on reports of a collapsed 30-inch sewer main on Dawon Farm Rd. in Germantown, with crews operating around the clock as repairs move into their second day.
Many in Montgomery County are already well aware of the burgers coming out of Sunshine General Store in Brookeville. Now, that local favorite is getting statewide recognition. This past summer, Tasting Table named the Sunshine Burger the “Absolute Best Burger” in Maryland, putting a spotlight on the longtime staple along Georgia Avenue (video of the burger below).
The Crêpe Shoppe, which opened at 202 Ellington Blvd in Gaithersburg’s Downtown Crown in October 2025, has announced it has relocated to 230 Crown Park Ave, the former location of Cinnaholic, and will reopen on Wednesday, March 25. (more…)
March marks Colon Cancer Awareness Month, and a MedStar Health gastroenterologist based in Olney is helping highlight widespread confusion about when Americans should be screened for colorectal cancer.
The City of Gaithersburg has secured $1 million in federal funding to support pedestrian safety improvements in Olde Towne, with a focus on making streets safer for students and residents.