The Prince William County School Board voted 4-2 Wednesday to censure chairman Ryan Sawyers.… Read more
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Howard University Students Protest Comey’s Address
Students at Howard University loudly protested former FBI Director James Comey Friday as he delivered a convocation address.… Read more
Montgomery County School Officials Struggle Making Calendar for Next School Year
Montgomery County School officials are struggling to come up with a calendar for the 2018-2019 school year that meets Gov. Larry Hogan’s new requirement that school start before Labor Day and end by June 15.… Read more
Hogan Announces Massive $9 Billion Maryland ‘Traffic Relief Plan’
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan announced a massive “Traffic Relief Plan” that will add 4 toll lanes each to the Maryland portion of I-495, I-270, and MD 295.… Read more
UPDATE: Metro “Safety Stand-Down” Over; Expect Normal Commute Home
Metro has finished its “safety stand-down” and says the commute home will be normal.… Read more
Frederick County High Schoolers Charged With Raping Classmate
Authorities in Maryland have charged two teens with kidnapping and raping a classmate while a third suspect remains at large.… Read more
Charlottesville City Council Votes to Observe Indigenous Peoples Day Rather Than Columbus Day
The Charlottesville, Virginia city council in has voted to commemorate Indigenous Peoples Day on the same day that Columbus Day has been traditionally observed.… Read more
Maryland Revenues Lower Than Expected
Revenues for Maryland are lower than expected for this fiscal year – its been a common trend since the 2008 recession.… Read more
Is DC One Big Speed Trap? One Councilmember Wants to Know
Councilmember Mary Cheh is worried some speed limits may not be fair and there may not be adequate signage.… Read more
Rockville Man Will Spend Time Behind Bars For Bank Fraud And Identity Theft
Wednesday, a former Rockville resident was sentenced in U.S. District Court to more than three years in prison followed by five years of supervised release for bank fraud and identity theft.… Read more
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Category Archives: Local News
Prince William County School Board Votes To Censure Chairman
The Prince William County School Board voted 4-2 Wednesday to censure chairman Ryan Sawyers.… Continue Reading
Howard University Students Protest Comey’s Address
Students at Howard University loudly protested former FBI Director James Comey Friday as he delivered a convocation address.… Continue Reading
Montgomery County School Officials Struggle Making Calendar for Next School Year
Montgomery County School officials are struggling to come up with a calendar for the 2018-2019 school year that meets Gov. Larry Hogan’s new requirement that school start before Labor Day and end by June 15.… Continue Reading
Hogan Announces Massive $9 Billion Maryland ‘Traffic Relief Plan’
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan announced a massive “Traffic Relief Plan” that will add 4 toll lanes each to the Maryland portion of I-495, I-270, and MD 295.… Continue Reading
UPDATE: Metro “Safety Stand-Down” Over; Expect Normal Commute Home
Metro has finished its “safety stand-down” and says the commute home will be normal.… Continue Reading
Frederick County High Schoolers Charged With Raping Classmate
Authorities in Maryland have charged two teens with kidnapping and raping a classmate while a third suspect remains at large.… Continue Reading
Charlottesville City Council Votes to Observe Indigenous Peoples Day Rather Than Columbus Day
The Charlottesville, Virginia city council in has voted to commemorate Indigenous Peoples Day on the same day that Columbus Day has been traditionally observed.… Continue Reading
Maryland Revenues Lower Than Expected
Revenues for Maryland are lower than expected for this fiscal year – its been a common trend since the 2008 recession.… Continue Reading
Is DC One Big Speed Trap? One Councilmember Wants to Know
Councilmember Mary Cheh is worried some speed limits may not be fair and there may not be adequate signage.… Continue Reading
Rockville Man Will Spend Time Behind Bars For Bank Fraud And Identity Theft
Wednesday, a former Rockville resident was sentenced in U.S. District Court to more than three years in prison followed by five years of supervised release for bank fraud and identity theft.… Continue Reading