A Takoma Park restaurant has been selected as the home of Maryland’s best enchilada as part of a nationwide list by Mashed highlighting a standout version of the Mexican dish in every state.
A Takoma Park restaurant has been selected as the home of Maryland’s best enchilada as part of a nationwide list by Mashed highlighting a standout version of the Mexican dish in every state.
Each Halloween, we like to revisit one of Montgomery County’s most enduring ghost stories… the supposedly haunted stretch of Game Preserve Road in Gaithersburg. A video of the road can be seen below.
The regular season is officially in the books, and the road to the state championships is about to begin.
Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown announced that General Motors (GM) has agreed to pay $220 million to settle allegations that the automaker sold customers’ driving behavior and location data to third parties without their knowledge or consent. Maryland will receive $7.33 million as part of the settlement. (more…)
Bethesda has been named one of “The 25 Best Places to Live in the U.S.” by Architectural Digest (AD), with the publication highlighting the Montgomery County community’s combination of suburban living, access to Washington, D.C., and its own strong arts and entertainment scene.
Several new Maryland housing laws took effect October 1, bringing changes involving criminal background checks, housing subsidies, rental payment reporting and air conditioning requirements.
Two Montgomery County Public Schools graduates are among three recent Maryland high school graduates named 2026 U.S. Presidential Scholars, an annual honor recognizing some of the nation’s top-performing students.
BoxLunch has opened at Valley Mall in Hagerstown and is preparing to open another Western Maryland location at Francis Scott Key Mall in Frederick.
A Waldorf man won $150,405 playing the Maryland Lottery’s Bonus Match 5 game after purchasing multiple tickets with the same number combinations. (more…)
Mashed has selected what it considers the best bourbon from every state in the country, and a small-batch spirit produced on a Maryland farm earned the nod for the Old Line State.
The Maryland Board of Public Works approved more than $683 million in state spending on Thursday, October 29, including funding for projects in Montgomery County. (more…)