On Thursday, Governor Wes Moore received and signed the 2024 Green Bag Appointments from Secretary of Appointments Tisha Edwards and Office of Appointments staff.
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Former Montgomery County (MCPS) and current Howard County (HCPSS) Automotive Academy Instructor Thomas Dearstine recently was honored as a Champion for Automotive Education in recognition of his dedication and contributions to high school automotive education. The recognition included a two-year lease for a Toyota BZ4X, Toyota’s electric vehicle.
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the nation’s largest Muslim civil rights organization, today held a press conference in its Maryland office in Baltimore to announce the filing of a complaint challenging the suspension and investigation of three Montgomery County Public School (MCPS) teachers for their speech on Palestine.
Montgomery County is encouraging residents to participate in the annual “Shop Maryland Energy Weekend,” taking place February 17-19.
On Wednesday, Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown announced that he has joined a coalition of 11 Attorneys General to protect farmworkers and construction workers from the dangers of exposure […]
On Tuesday, Governor Wes Moore today announced that the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development will increase the number of households served by its EmPOWER Maryland program over the next three years. EmPOWER is an energy efficiency program for residents with limited income. (more…)
A Montgomery County man has caught a Maryland state record rainbow trout in a portion of Antietam Creek that runs through Devil’s Backbone County Park in Washington County, according to the Maryland Department of Natural Resources.
The Maryland State Police issued the following news release on Tuesday, February 13th:
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Yelp has released its list of “Top 100 Romantic Restaurants for 2024” and one local restaurant has been included- Rockville’s very own Gyuzo BBQ, which is ranked 67th on the nationwide list.
On Monday, Governor Wes Moore visited Cambridge, MD to discuss impact the ENOUGH Act (Engaging Neighborhoods, Organizations, Unions, Governments, and Households) will have on rural communities in Maryland. The ENOUGH Act was introduced last month by Moore and focuses on ending concentrated poverty across the state.