Four adults (originally reported as five by MCFRS) and a family dog were hospitalized following a serious house fire Wednesday evening in Bethesda that investigators say likely started near a Christmas tree.
Four adults (originally reported as five by MCFRS) and a family dog were hospitalized following a serious house fire Wednesday evening in Bethesda that investigators say likely started near a Christmas tree.
An update on the fire can be found here.
Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Services (MCFRS) responded to a house fire in the 10300 block of Fleming Avenue, off Grosvenor Lane, in Bethesda on Thursday, December 25.
The creator behind one of Netflix’s biggest global hits has deep roots right here in Montgomery County. Season five of Emily in Paris debuted on December 18 and has already cemented itself as one of Netflix’s top shows. The series was created by Darren Star, who grew up in Montgomery County before going on to become one of the most influential television creators of his generation.
2025 was a strong year for restaurant openings in Montgomery County, Maryland. According to a report by FOX5’s Homa Bash, new restaurant openings outpaced closures. Below is a list of […]
Signage is up for PopUp Bagels at 7607 Old Georgetown Road. The shop will be located on the ground floor of the Solaire apartment building and is expected to open in early 2026. (more…)
Grammy-winning rapper Cardi B made a surprise stop at Montgomery Mall in Bethesda this afternoon, drawing plenty of attention from shoppers and employees. We were sent a photo of Cardi B during her visit, where she posed with Nordstrom employee Lauren Luber Pashkoff.
Tako Grill has permanently closed after serving the Bethesda community for decades.
Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Services (MCFRS) responded around 7:50 p.m. on Saturday, December 20, to a house fire in the 5500 block of Namakagan Road in Bethesda. (more…)
The Potomac estate formerly owned by Dan and Tanya Snyder has sold at auction for $13.3 million, nearly 36 million less than originally listed for, according to a report by Biz Journals.
Joy By Seven Reasons will close its Chevy Chase location, ending its run after a little more than three years in Montgomery County. A representative from the restaurant confirmed that the final day of service will be Sunday, December 21, during a phone call on Friday afternoon.
Chris Vondas and Alex Alperstein of AdvisoRE LLC brokered the sale of the building at 7909 Norfolk Avenue, which officially closed Monday for $1.1 million. The property was sold to an investor.