Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) has lifted its health advisory for the Potomac River following months of monitoring tied to the Potomac Interceptor collapse and sewage leak earlier this year. (more…)
Montgomery County has released its Memorial Day holiday schedule, outlining closures and service changes for Monday, May 25. (more…)
With summer approaching and employers across the country continuing to deal with labor shortages, nearby Columbia has been ranked one of the best places in America for summer jobs.
Adventist HealthCare Shady Grove Medical Center’s inpatient pediatric unit has received the Platinum Pediatric Nursing Excellence Award from the Society of Pediatric Nurses, a national recognition honoring outstanding pediatric nursing care and commitment to children and families.
On Monday, Governor Wes Moore announced $56.8 million in new energy efficiency grants that will fund 127 projects across Maryland, including upgrades at schools, government buildings, nonprofits, and residential properties. The grants, administered through the Maryland Energy Administration, are intended to lower energy costs, modernize infrastructure, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions statewide. (more…)
Montgomery County Recreation’s outdoor pool season will begin Saturday, May 23, with the County’s seven outdoor pools opening for pre-season weekend operations as warmer weather arrives across the region. (more…)
A permit valued at more than $2 million has been approved for work to begin on the upcoming Nordstrom Rack at Congressional Plaza in Rockville.
Family, friends, and community members are rallying around the loved ones of 50-year-old Glenda Patricia Salamanca Reyes following her death over the weekend.
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A Montgomery County jury has found 20-year-old Jorden Hungerford guilty of first-degree murder, armed robbery, conspiracy to commit armed robbery, and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony in connection with the 2025 killing of 20-year-old Henry Krishawn Gilbert of Montgomery Village.
Drivers should expect significant delays in the Bethesda area due to a water main break on Bradley Boulevard.
The Maryland Department of Transportation is warning drivers to expect significant delays around the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and along the US 50 corridor during the upcoming Memorial Day travel period.