2 assaults in 2 days at Montgomery Mall in Bethesda
Montgomery County police responded to two reports of assaults last week at Westfield Montgomery Mall in Bethesda. A 2nd-degree assault was reported at the retail center on November 25, 2025, at 5:26 PM. Just over 24 hours later, an aggravated assault was reported at the property. That assault was related to a...
All DC National Guard members now armed as 500 extra troops deployed to capital
All members of the National Guard patrolling the nation's capital are now armed, according to recent reports, with 500 extra troops deployed to the nation's capital
Plastic bag ban coming to Montgomery County in January
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. — If you're a resident in Montgomery County and use plastic bags as trash bags or just everyday uses, now might be a good time to stock up on canvas bags and totes. Bring your own bag tax law will take effect on Jan. 1, 2026 and bans plastic bags at retailers.
Intense Debate: Video Captures Man Stealthily Breaking into a Northeast DC Home
WJLA - 11/26/2025 04:02:08 PM. A few days ago, a man was caught on camera allegedly burglarizing a home in Northeast D.C. The incident, which occurred on Nov. 3, has been a topic of frequent discussion in recent days. The Metropolitan Police Department confirmed the man stole from the residence and are urging anyone...
Prince George’s County high school student stabbed at Metrobus stop: police
PRINCE GEORGE'S CO., Md. - A teen is in critical condition after reportedly being stabbed while getting off of a Metrobus in Prince George's County, police say. Prince George's County police confirmed that a student at High Point High School was involved in an incident in the 9000 block of Riggs Road around 3:20 p.m....
Maryland Sgt. Joseph Mullendore Dies Of Cancer Just Months Before Hitting 20 Years Of...
The Prince George’s County Police Department announced on Monday, Dec. 1, that Mullendore died last week “following a hard-fought illness.”. Mullendore first joined the department in 2006, and over nearly two decades, he served in Oxon Hill – District IV, the former Regional Investigation Division, the Training and...
State audit shocker: $8.5 billion in spending with little oversight
(WBFF) — A recent state legislative audit uncovered significant concerns about the oversight of billions in state spending as the state grapples with a billion-dollar budget deficit. The audit revealed that 42 state offices spent a total of $8.5 billion last year with minimal oversight. "It's a problem that...
Free Buses Can Be a Reality — Just Look at Maryland
During the COVID-19 pandemic and its associated economic downturn, many people couldn’t pay their transportation costs, and often didn’t. In New York City in 2021, some 21 percent of bus riders did not pay the fare, a figure that grew to 48 percent in 2024. Some local governments, including New York City, responded...
Debate Ignites as Maryland Opens Applications for New Rental Assistance Program: Moore Asserts it...
WUSA - 11/27/2025 11:08:00 AM. Maryland Governor Moore recently announced the opening of rental assistance applications for children enrolled in community schools across eight counties in Maryland. The Community Schools Rental Assistance Program (CSRAP) aims to prevent homelessness and support children's development....
Lawmaker pushes bill to prevent felony-charged teachers from working in Maryland schools
Hunt Valley, Md. (WBFF) — Calls continue to grow for Harford County Public Schools to investigate why the district hired a teacher who was charged with stealing $215,000 from taxpayers. Some lawmakers want answers. “Parents are just like, ‘what has happened to our school system?’” Stated Delegate Lauren Arikan,...

















