Montgomery County Police responded to a reported assault involving a large group of juveniles Monday evening at the intersection of Wayne Avenue and Ramsey Avenue.
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The Montgomery County Council is expected to vote on Tuesday, February 10, on the Immigrant Protections (Promoting Community Trust) Act, also known as the Trust Act, which reaffirms the County’s commitment to ensuring residents can access local services without fear or discrimination based on immigration status.
Montgomery County Council President Natali Fani-González issued the following statement regarding the shooting this afternoon at Thomas S. Wootton High School in Rockville. (more…)
The following is a brief summary of events regarding a shooting at Thomas J. Wootton High School, shared by the Montgomery County Police Department (MCPD) on Monday afternoon:
A Montgomery County resident is $100,000 richer after purchasing a winning lottery scratch-off ticket from a 7-Eleven in Laurel, MD. Full story below courtesy MD Lottery: (more…)
For decades, Tuffy Leemans’ Duckpin Bowling Lanes in Glenmont was a familiar gathering place for Montgomery County residents, a basement bowling alley where casual players and league bowlers shared lanes and memories. Fewer may realize that the man behind the alley was also one of the early stars of professional football.
Darius Mosley is continuing his collegiate football career under head coach Michael Vick at Norfolk State University after transferring from Morgan State University, bringing Division I experience and size to the Spartans’ offensive line.
Montgomery County is promoting a Black History Month contest at the Oakley Cabin African American Museum in Brookeville that encourages visitors to take and share selfies with “AI Shirley,” an artificial intelligence virtual interpreter, for a chance to win gift cards.
Representative Jamie Raskin announced Friday that he has secured more than $16.5 million in federal funding for projects across Maryland’s Eighth Congressional District, directing new investment toward public safety, infrastructure improvements, environmental protection, and workforce development.
The Montgomery County Council will meet on Monday, February 9, beginning at 11:30 am, to receive an update on state legislative activity from the Office of Intergovernmental Relations and to review state and local legislation.
Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich addressed widespread frustration over the county’s recent winter weather response in his weekly message, describing the past two weeks as among the most challenging weather events the region has faced in decades.