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Frosh in the spotlight after filing Trump lawsuit
Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh, a Chevy Chase resident and former Bethesda area state senator, fought for tougher gun regulations and was known as a hard-working, ethical legislator during his time in Annapolis. Now he’s being thrust into the spotlight after filing a federal lawsuit against President Donald Trump alleging the president is violating anti-corruption clauses in the Constitution by maintaining interests in his various businesses. [Washington Post]
Police searching for Montgomery Village bank robber
The man allegedly robbed the Sandy Spring Bank at 9921 Stedwick Road on Monday by passing a note to a teller that said he had a gun, according to police. The man obtained an undisclosed amount of money and fled the bank. [Montgomery County police]
Montgomery County police released this image of the bank robbery suspect.
Trone talks about Total Wine’s business in interview
Total Wine & More founder David Trone said alcohol pricing in the future will be transparent, with consumers able to quickly scan a product barcode and review prices from different retailers, which means selection will separate businesses. The Potomac businessman also reiterated his plan to run for either Montgomery County executive in 2018 or for the 6th District Congressional seat if Rep. John Delaney doesn’t run for reelection. [Forbes]
Sligo Creek bridge reopens
The State Highway Administration will reopen the Carroll Avenue Bridge over Sligo Creek and Sligo Creek Parkway today after it underwent repairs that included replacing the driving surface, beams and columns. [SHA]
Heat expected to break today
Scattered thunderstorms are expected after 11 a.m. today and cooler temperatures should follow, according to the National Weather Service. The high today is expected to reach 88 degrees with a nighttime low around 67.
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