Samsung Biologics opens Rockville facility, bringing jobs and expansion plans
Wearing white gloves and holding gold scissors, Korean, state and local officials cut a ribbon marking Samsung Biologics‘ first U.S.-based manufacturing facility. The South Korean company acquired the former GlaxoSmithKline building in Rockville. Samsung Biologics will take over the work that currently is being...
New Crab Cake-Focused Food Truck “The Crab Trap” Is Coming to Montgomery County
A new seafood-focused food truck is getting ready to make its debut in Rockville, bringing a strong Maryland identity and a clear focus on quality crab dishes to one of the area. The Crab Trap is planning to open by mid to late April at 15211 Frederick Rd., located at...
Wonder to Open in Burtonsville; Fourth Planned Location in Montgomery County
Wonder, a modern food hall concept that blends dine in, takeout, and delivery, is coming to Burtonsville, marking its fourth planned site in Montgomery County. The new location will be in the Burtonsville Crossing shopping center, between Haraz Coffee House and Eggspectation. The company is also preparing to open...
Police Release Identity of Man Killed in Rockville Shooting
Detectives with the Montgomery County Department of Police Major Crimes Division are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred on Friday, March 27, 2026, at approximately 10:20 pm in the 12900 block of Twinbrook Parkway in Rockville. Responding officers and Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service personnel...
Third tornado confirmed in Maryland during March storms
The National Weather Service confirmed a third tornado touched down in Maryland during a storm on March 11.
New COVID variant hits Maryland, could account for summer surge
A new, highly mutated variant of COVID-19 is beginning to rear its head in Maryland and other states in the nation. Doctors are calling it the cicada variant because of its latent rise after first being detected last year. The variant is already making up about 30% of COVID infections...
Laurel milk plant set to close, impacting 72 employees
A milk plant in Laurel is set to close according to the Maryland Department of Labor's website. The plant is set to close between June and December, impacting 72 employees, the notice said.
Understanding Maryland’s Stand Your Ground Law
Maryland does not have a classic “Stand Your Ground” law like some other states, but its self‑defense rules still allow you to protect yourself under certain conditions. The key is that Maryland generally requires you to retreat if you can do so safely, except in your own home, where you may “stand your ground.”
Snowden River Shake-Up: Chick-fil-A Gobbles Up Old Bertucci’s Spot
After months of behind-the-scenes planning and permit paperwork, Chick‑fil‑A is set to swoop into the longtime Bertucci’s space at Snowden Square, with a new restaurant at 9081 Snowden River Parkway slated to open on Thursday. The change will give Columbia its fourth Chick‑fil‑A location and convert the former...
D.C.-Area Appliance Retailer Files for Chapter 11 After Nearly 30 Years
M&M Appliance Sales and Service, Inc., a longtime appliance retail company, has decided to proceed with bankruptcy proceedings. The retail brand has a total of three locations, which are based in Washington, D.C. and Alexandria, VA. The company hasn’t shared a reason, but Chapter 11 filings typically allow businesses...

















