Niche has released its 2027 Best Public High Schools rankings, with nine Montgomery County Public Schools making the top 25 in Maryland, including the top two schools in the state. The full top 25 can be seen below.
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More than 450,000 Maryland residents were among those potentially affected by a massive data breach involving Labcorp patient information, according to Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown.
A Montgomery County man and former senior federal employee has been sentenced to two years of supervised probation, including three months of home confinement with electronic monitoring, after pleading guilty to theft of government property in connection with a timecard scheme.
A second Vehicle Emissions Inspection Program (VEIP) self-service kiosk is now open at the Gaithersburg VEIP location as Maryland begins expanding its emissions testing kiosk network. (more…)
Pepco, BGE and Delmarva Power announced plans to seek regulatory approval to provide approximately $160 million in tax refund benefits to Maryland customers. (more…)
Australia-based Leon’s Smashburgers is returning to the U.S. for another Montgomery County collaboration with Steeze Burger, which opened its first brick and mortar restaurant earlier this year. Steeze Burger has previously been named the best burger in the DMV by the Washington Post.
Prato has taken another significant step toward opening its first Maryland restaurant in Bethesda, with a $1.37 million permit recently issued for the buildout of its upcoming Bethesda Row location, according to Maryland Newsletters.
OpenTable has released its latest Diners’ Choice list highlighting the “Best Overall” restaurants in its Maryland – DC Suburbs region, with several Montgomery County restaurants making the September list.
Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown has joined a bipartisan coalition of 25 other attorneys general calling on Congress to immediately regulate the artificial intelligence industry. (more…)
A federal jury has convicted a Hyattsville man and an Ohio man for their roles in a multi-state conspiracy involving more than 150 stolen vehicles valued at over $6 million. (more…)
New enforcement measures for Maryland residents with improperly registered out-of-state vehicles take effect Thursday, October 1, 2026. The process includes written warnings, daily fines and potential additional enforcement for vehicles that remain out of compliance.