Montgomery County Public Schools has confirmed that the last day of school for students will be Thursday, June 18, 2026, after the Maryland State Board of Education approved a waiver request to reduce required student attendance days.
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Catalyst Hot Dogs, one of Montgomery County’s most well-known food trucks, is making the leap to a permanent location.
Travelers at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI) are being urged to plan ahead as long TSA lines continue amid a federal funding impasse impacting airport security operations nationwide. (more…)
Jarrad Silver, the chef and owner behind Silver and Sons BBQ in Bethesda, has been named a semifinalist for “Rising Culinary Star of the Year” at this year’s RAMMY Awards, one of the Washington region’s most respected honors in the restaurant industry.
A Silver Spring man has been sentenced to prison for his role in a large-scale money laundering scheme tied to nearly $3 million in fraud.
A Bethesda restaurant is earning regional recognition, as Aventino Cucina has been named a semifinalist for the RAMMY Awards’ “Upscale Casual Restaurant of the Year.”
Temperatures are set to surge into the 80s on Sunday, but the warmup will be short-lived as a much cooler pattern settles in for the first full week of spring.
A Maryland Lottery player has won the first Multi-Match jackpot of 2026, with a $1.7 million ticket sold in St. Mary’s County for the March 19 drawing.
The Maryland Energy Administration announced its support for a proposal by PJM Interconnection to extend its existing capacity market price cap and floor through the 2029/2030 delivery year.
The Big Greek Cafe is continuing its expansion beyond Montgomery County, with a new location set to open in Carroll County. The popular local establishment will officially open its newest restaurant on Monday, March 23, at 6400 Ridge Road, Suite 3, in the Eldersburg/Sykesville area.
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.