Father of Gaithersburg man fatally shot by police says he might sue after criminal investigation
About 20 people gathered Sunday to protest July killing
Return to school means more chances for students to report child abuse
After dropping to two reports per day, average back up to about 23
Opinion: Another rate increase won’t fix WSSC’s structural problems
State report shows exorbitant spending compared to utility's peers
Man injured after reportedly being shot in foot in Silver Spring
Police said his injuries are not life-threatening
Ethics Commission finds no evidence that wife’s Pfizer job affects council member’s work
Union leaders had questioned whether Riemer had conflict of interest
Opinion: With acute housing needs ahead, ‘Thrive’ is a top priority
Plan has many helpful ideas for policy fixes in Montgomery County
School board to discuss boundary changes, school calendar, fall assessment data
Meeting will be Tuesday in Rockville
MCPS superintendent candidates expected by January
District plans virtual meetings in coming weeks to ‘gather community input’
Silver Spring biotech is behind first pig organ transplant into human
Plus; Toll lane foes urge feds to reject project study; Bethesda family speaks out after Black Lives Matter sign stolen
UPDATED: 3-year-old dies after Silver Spring crash
Four other people were injured
Liquor licenses approved for restaurants opening in Bethesda, Rockville
Marriott’s downtown Bethesda hotel also had license approved
Police, Seneca Valley principal urge caution about social media following fights, lockdowns
Concerns linger over students going off campus for lunch, leaving school doors open
Silver Spring man convicted of money laundering of credit union accounts
Jury acquitted him of wire fraud conspiracy
Answering the call
The stringing of phone lines in the Bethesda area rang in a new era
Eat your vegetables
A nutrition and wellness coach talks about the link between the food we eat and the way we feel
Diaper duty
A Bullis alum and his mom are making life easier for on-the-go parents
The party must go on
A North Bethesda couple tied the knot in a 40-guest wedding that featured a one-woman light show
Bright spot
Escaping to Brookside Gardens
Neighborhood favorites
Eight restaurants where the good food and friendly vibes keep bringing locals back
Counter culture
Linger at the kitchen island in comfort with a wide range of stools to suit any style
There’s an app for that
Local residents tap their talents and technology to solve problems
Unfinished business
A Bethesda attorney finds the past becomes the present in his book on 1960s racial strife
The unexpected
Everyone who joins a bereavement group at Hope Connections for Cancer Support has lost a loved one. One couple found each other.
