The calendar is about to turn to October, but Montgomery County and the surrounding region could still get one more taste of summer, with temperatures potentially approaching 90 degrees later this week.
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WSSC Water announced Tuesday evening that power has been fully restored to its Potomac Water Filtration Plant and the facility is operating at full production following an electrical failure earlier in the day.
Three Montgomery County natives who helped build CAVA from its local beginnings are celebrating a major milestone, as the Mediterranean fast-casual chain has officially reached 500 restaurants nationwide.
WSSC Water announced that its Potomac Water Filtration Plant is once again producing water following an electrical issue Tuesday morning that disrupted normal operations.
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Update: The Potomac Water Filtration Plant (WFP) is once again producing water following an electrical issue this morning that disrupted normal operations. While water production has resumed, WSSC Water continues to urge all 1.9 million customers in Montgomery and Prince George’s counties to use water for essential purposes only.
WSSC Water is warning that a boil water advisory could be issued later today for all 1.9 million customers in Montgomery and Prince George’s counties if crews are unable to restore operations at the Potomac Water Filtration Plant.
Maryland has been awarded a three-year, $9 million federal grant to develop a statewide career exploration system serving more than 600,000 students, Gov. Wes Moore announced. (more…)
Three Powerball tickets sold in Maryland won $50,000 or more in Monday night’s drawing, while the jackpot climbed to an estimated $409 million after no ticket matched all six numbers. (more…)
Kaloyan Stoev has been sentenced to 120 years in prison for the 2025 shooting deaths of 26-year-old Marcell Hebron and 27-year-old Leilani Marroquin in Rockville. (more…)
Spirit Christmas has announced that it will return to its Waldorf, MD location for the 2026 holiday season.
Popular food blogger Nomtastic Kim recently highlighted a Baltimore bakery she says is serving “the popular cheesecake EVERYONE in Maryland needs to try.” A video preview is available below.
A new Maryland law limiting when artistic and creative expression can be used as evidence against a defendant in criminal and juvenile cases will take effect Thursday, October 1.