The Montgomery County Office of Consumer Protection will host a community forum on consumer protection from 10:30 am to noon on Thursday, March 5 at the Rockville Memorial Library, 21 Maryland Ave.
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A collision with rollover Wednesday morning caused traffic delays along Russell Avenue in Gaithersburg. (more…)
The MoCo Show has officially launched a new free app designed to keep Montgomery County residents informed in real time, without relying on social media algorithms or crowded news feeds.
Montgomery County’s Ride On bus system implemented service changes and infrastructure upgrades in 2025, including new and adjusted routes, the launch of the Ride On Reimagined plan, and the elimination of fares for all riders.
Dollar Tree store is set to open Sunday, February 1, at 20906 Frederick Road, Suite A, in Germantown. (more…)
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Detectives from the Montgomery County Department of Police – Special Victims Investigations Division are asking for the public’s assistance in locating Angela Reyes, a missing 13-year-old from Germantown. (more…)
Our Neighborhood Deli, which opened in October 2024 at 240 Main St. in Gaithersburg, has permanently closed. (more…)
Montgomery County Police 2nd District officers were dispatched at approximately 11:31 a.m. on Monday, January 5, to Walt Whitman High School at 7100 Whittier Boulevard in Bethesda after a student allegedly assaulted a staff member, according to Fox 5’s Allison Papson. (more…)
Ten years after the passing of Dr. George B. Thomas, Sr., his legacy is being remembered once again across Montgomery County. On Tuesday, MCPS Physical Education Supervisor Dr. Cara Grant shared a video originally produced by MCPS in 2016, the year Dr. Thomas passed away, honoring the founder of the Saturday School program and highlighting the lasting impact of his life’s work. For thousands of students and families, Dr. Thomas’ influence was not abstract or symbolic. It was personal, practical, and life changing.
The original .44-caliber bullet that fatally wounded President Abraham Lincoln after he was shot at Ford’s Theatre is on public display in Montgomery County.
There are more than 400 high schools in Maryland (public and private). Below are the 25 largest in Maryland by enrollment as we head into the new year. The statistics come from the 2026 Niche list of the largest schools in Maryland obtained from the U.S. Department of Education, representing the most recent data available, as self-reported by the schools.