
DOJ can't re-charge Bethesda man for alleged Reflecting Pool vandalism, judge says
Former U.S. Olympian David Hearn maintained innocence throughout case, which was dismissed with prejudice

Former U.S. Olympian David Hearn maintained innocence throughout case, which was dismissed with prejudice
No injuries reported in blaze caused by grease fire
College application, acceptance and enrollment data from eight public high schools, including Silver Spring's Montgomery Blair
From Cabin John's miniature train to Dewey Local Park in Silver Spring
Kellem Coffee, Nips Juice House opening; operators optimistic about holiday season, new mall ownership
$12.68 million project focuses on replacing aging center in Martin Luther King Jr. Recreational Park
Driver remained on scene, police say
Decision based on recent federal guidance
From Taste of Rio to Ukrainian and Taiwanese culture festival and live music, there are plenty of events to enjoy
Changes represent first renovations since facility opened in 1972
El Salvador’s federal designation as temporary protected status country ends Wednesday, with no extension announced yet
These high school sweethearts celebrated their wedding at an outdoor reception filled with family, dancing and tradition
Council candidates Ashman, Silvestre, Goldberg join Apple Ballot; Incumbent Councilmember Luedtke omitted
Judge did not rule on whether Reflecting Pool vandalism charges will be dismissed with or without prejudice
From the Bethesda Arts Festival to a nature center reopening, there are plenty of can’t-miss events
Councilmember will adjust his activities, but upcoming campaign event will proceed
Here’s what crews have accomplished over the past two months
The Rockville school was placed on a ‘hold status’ Thursday morning, police say
Project expected to add thousands of residential units, new employment center to 280 acres in eastern MoCo
MCPS chief focused on cell phone bans, policy shifts in reading, math