The Maryland Department of Health has confirmed two additional measles cases in Baltimore-area residents who recently traveled to areas within the U.S. experiencing active transmission.
The Montgomery County Department of Transportation will hold a virtual public hearing on Thursday, May 12 at 6:30 pm to discuss the proposed Norwood Road Shared-Use Path Project in Olney. (more…)
Jalen Huskey, a Quince Orchard High School alumnus, was selected by the Jacksonville Jaguars with the No. 100 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, the final selection of the third round.
Located on the grounds of the Montgomery County Airpark in Gaithersburg sits a piece of the past that refuses to fade away. Widely considered the last remaining full phone booth in Montgomery County, the glass-and-metal enclosure stands as a rare time capsule from an era before smartphones made pay phones nearly obsolete. A video of the booth can be seen below.
Rahama African Restaurant is coming to 749 South Frederick Avenue in the Walnut Hill Shopping Center in Gaithersburg. (more…)
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Three Montgomery County communities are getting national recognition as top places to live in Maryland.
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The Montgomery County Department of Transportation will host a free, family-friendly Safety Day event on Saturday, May 9, from 11am to 3pm at the Carver Educational Services Center, located at 850 Hungerford Drive in Rockville.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed an executive order Friday banning state government employees from using nonpublic information from their jobs to make money on prediction markets.
Montgomery County Public Schools has received a $6 million Maryland Grow Your Own Educators grant from the Maryland State Department of Education to help current school employees become fully certified teachers while continuing to work for the district.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School notified families Friday that an “unknown substance” discovered in a student locker earlier in the day was ultimately determined to be sugar and posed no danger to students or staff.
A Montgomery County jury found Kaloyan Stoev guilty of two counts of second-degree murder and multiple firearm-related charges in connection with the January 2025 shooting deaths of 26-year-old Marcell Hebron and 27-year-old Leilani Marroquin. (more…)