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72-year-old woman scams Silver Spring man out of $400,000

Credit: Courtesy Montgomery County State’s Attorney’s Office

72-year-old woman scams Silver Spring man out of $400,000

Rockville becomes first city in Maryland to ban algorithmic pricing in setting rental rates

Rockville becomes first city in Maryland to ban algorithmic pricing in setting rental rates

Catherine Hoggle seeks to plead not criminally responsible for missing Md. children

Catherine Hoggle seeks to plead not criminally responsible for missing Md. children

Gun threats, handguns and alligators: Waldorf landlord held without bond

Gun threats, handguns and alligators: Waldorf landlord held without bond

Metro deploys army of staff, buses to ease Red Line shutdown chaos

Metro deploys army of staff, buses to ease Red Line shutdown chaos

Montgomery Co. parent group asks Supreme Court to hear case alleging discrimination in MCPS admissions

Montgomery Co. parent group asks Supreme Court to hear case alleging discrimination in MCPS admissions

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DMV Foodie Guide: Collab dinners and other delicious events in July

DMV Foodie Guide: Collab dinners and other delicious events in July

Two-year moratorium on data center development passes in Prince George’s Co.

Two-year moratorium on data center development passes in Prince George’s Co.

‘Aggressive messaging to match the aggressive driving’: Maryland launches anti-speeding campaign

‘Aggressive messaging to match the aggressive driving’: Maryland launches anti-speeding campaign

Howard Co. police officers who shot man with autism won’t be charged, Md. AG says

Howard Co. police officers who shot man with autism won’t be charged, Md. AG says

Maryland lawmakers announce special session for redistricting

Maryland lawmakers announce special session for redistricting

In just 3 days, Maryland State Police pluck multiple people to safety in aerial rescues

In just 3 days, Maryland State Police pluck multiple people to safety in aerial rescues

Howard County residents attempt to cope after weekend storms leave many in the dark

Howard County residents attempt to cope after weekend storms leave many in the dark

Large number of fish turn up dead in Potomac River after heat wave

Large number of fish turn up dead in Potomac River after heat wave

BGE’s proposed $8-per-month rate hike won’t take effect until at least January, regulator says

BGE’s proposed $8-per-month rate hike won’t take effect until at least January, regulator says

Metro’s Red Line partially shuts down for summer work

Metro’s Red Line partially shuts down for summer work

Maryland father dies trying to save 10-year-old son in house fire

Maryland father dies trying to save 10-year-old son in house fire

The Naval Academy enrolled women 50 years ago. It’s not celebrating

The Naval Academy enrolled women 50 years ago. It’s not celebrating

Maryland school districts face fall deadline to set AI policies

Maryland school districts face fall deadline to set AI policies

How Metro’s summer Red Line shutdown will affect commuters on Rockville Pike, Wisconsin Avenue

How Metro’s summer Red Line shutdown will affect commuters on Rockville Pike, Wisconsin Avenue

2 women dead, firefighter injured after Silver Spring house fire

2 women dead, firefighter injured after Silver Spring house fire

‘Work of patriotism’: Md. Gov. Moore gives Fourth of July address to the nation

‘Work of patriotism’: Md. Gov. Moore gives Fourth of July address to the nation

Metrorail car derails near College Park, Md. with 11 on board

Metrorail car derails near College Park, Md. with 11 on board

Hot, stormy weather impacts July Fourth events in DC region

Hot, stormy weather impacts July Fourth events in DC region

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