A senior Yorkshire terrier now known as Apple is recovering after surviving an act of extreme cruelty, thanks to the intervention of Rockville-based nonprofit Miri’s Haven Senior Dog Rescue.
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The Arlington County Police Department has announced the arrest of a Rockville man following a months-long investigation into an alleged attempted murder plot targeting a senior federal official in Northern Virginia.
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Fork & Kitchen is set to open at 150 Gibbs Street in Rockville Town Square, taking over the 6,500-square-foot space previously occupied by Ekó House and Bar Louie. (more…)
The Montgomery County Department of Police is asking for the public’s assistance in identifying a suspect connected to a vandalism incident at a residence operating as a daycare. Detectives with the department’s 4th District Patrol Investigations Unit released images as part of their investigation. (more…)
Glenview Mansion, one of Rockville’s most recognizable landmarks, turns 100 this year. The City of Rockville is commemorating the centennial with a slate of public programs that invite residents and visitors inside the historic estate in new and creative ways.
Montgomery County Public Schools Superintendent Thomas Taylor recommended Thursday that the Board of Education adopt new boundary lines that would permanently relocate Thomas S. Wootton High School from its longtime Rockville location to the upcoming Crown High School in Gaithersburg (9410 Fields Rd).
A vehicle caught fire Thursday in a parking lot near a condominium complex in the North Bethesda area.
Four communities in Maryland, all right here in Montgomery County, have been named among the top ten most ethnically diverse cities in the United States, according to a newly released 2026 report from personal-finance company WalletHub.
Three new businesses are preparing to open at the Montrose Shopping Center in Rockville, adding a mix of retail and dining options to the shopping center that’s home to MOM’s Organic Market, K-Pot, and more.
Registration is open through Tuesday, February 17, or until capacity is reached, for the 2026 TERRIFIC Challenge, a program that provides free refurbished bicycles and helmets to eligible students in grades 1 through 5 in Rockville. (more…)
The Salvation Army Thrift Store & Donation Center at 11550 Rockville Pike in North Bethesda will permanently close on Saturday, February 14 (h/t @pike.and.rozay).