Festivities are ramping up! Montgomery County offers a variety of fall and winter markets. Looking for a way to spend the season? Check out MCM's market roundup: https://bit.ly/43wwXuF

Councilmember Kristin Mink said ICE agents attempted to grab her phone when she began recording them as they were “ripping loved ones from their families across Montgomery and Prince George’s counties." https://bit.ly/4nUI6wC

Officials are strategizing how best to stretch county dollars allocated to prevent homelessness as the threat of reduction in federal funds looms and the need increases. https://bit.ly/4r08p7o

The Odessa Shannon Middle School student who was struck in the head by a metal object during gym class Oct. 22 returned home from the hospital last week. https://bit.ly/3JSlu1F

WATCH: Local farmers and restaurateurs joined Montgomery County policymakers at a symposium in Germantown Monday to discuss how to support agriculture and “farm-to-table” initiatives that bring locally-grown foods directly to more people. https://bit.ly/48aZsR9

The awards recognized individuals for saving lives, solving crimes, keeping the area safe with remarkable acts of bravery and coming up with innovative measures to aid officers in their daily work. https://bit.ly/4hXMycH

WATCH: “The police are a necessary part of a community. We play an important role in the community, but we’ve got to understand we are part of that community. We are not some separate force.” https://bit.ly/4peKCyY

Keynote speaker Ralph Buglass, a Montgomery County native, took the audience back with an origin story through his presentation "Montgomery Montage: A 250-Year Tapestry of Time, People and Place". https://bit.ly/3Lxuo5h

Montgomery County is ripe with soccer talent, and the Montgomery College men’s soccer team is no different. https://bit.ly/3LY5prU

Casey Aiken introduces this week's hot topics on the next episode of 21 This Week: https://bit.ly/47I725J

COMMUNITY BLOG: In this guide, you’ll learn expert financial planning tips tailored for Montgomery County families, young professionals, and retirees. Discover how to enjoy the season of giving without digging yourself into post-holiday debt. https://bit.ly/4oI0nyz

Maryland will start issuing full federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits Tuesday, Nov. 18. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4hZ65tj

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It’s Friday, Nov. 14, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. https://bit.ly/47VIJA5

Montgomery County offers a variety of fall and winter markets! Learn more: https://bit.ly/43wwXuF

The number of people experiencing homelessness rose by 32%. The largest increase occurred among families. https://bit.ly/4r08p7o

Meet Frank Hanrahan, MCM’s sports reporter! He covers the stories that matter to Montgomery County athletes and fans. Have a MoCo sports tip or story? Comment below or send it to our news tip line: https://bit.ly/3PDBZOv

MCM took the show on the road in the latest episode of "The Pulse". Get caught up the latest news in Montgomery County. https://bit.ly/3LzPWhP

The Montgomery College Raptors are headed to Daytona Beach, Florida, to compete in the NJCAA Division I National Tournament. https://bit.ly/3LY5prU

ICYMI: Local farmers and restaurateurs joined Montgomery County policymakers to discuss how to support agriculture and “farm-to-table” initiatives that bring locally-grown foods directly to more people. https://bit.ly/49ekpf7

Montgomery County Councilmember Kristin Mink recorded video of a confrontation in which a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent “grabbed” her. https://bit.ly/4nUI6wC

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For the second year in a row, the Potomac River received a "B" for its water quality. https://bit.ly/4p9QARE

Seventy-five police officers and civilians were honored Wednesday during the second Montgomery County Police awards for 2025. https://bit.ly/4hXMycH

It’s Thursday, Nov. 13, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. https://bit.ly/4p7NoWA

Local farmers and restaurateurs joined Montgomery County policymakers to discuss initiatives that bring locally-grown foods directly to more people. https://bit.ly/48aZsR9

ICYMI: Former County Police Chief Tom Manger spoke to District 18 Breakfast Club in Silver about his roles in law enforcement. https://bit.ly/4rb6Kfo

TONIGHT: Members of the 2026 Strathmore Artist in Residence (AIR) will make their stage debut at the “Fresh AIR” performance at Strathmore’s Music Center. https://bit.ly/46YhNki

The middle school student who was seriously injured after being struck in the head by a metal object during gym class has returned home from the hospital. https://bit.ly/3JSlu1F

The home of former Washington Commanders owner Dan Snyder is set to go up for auction in December. https://bit.ly/4hXGz7I

It’s Wednesday, Nov. 12, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. https://bit.ly/4oYoJ6A

WATCH: Former Montgomery County Police Chief Tom Manger spoke on a wide range of topics during District 18’s monthly breakfast club at the Parkway Deli in Silver Spring Monday morning. https://t.co/MfDo3IBkNB…

A Montgomery County man has been charged with three counts of first-degree assault in connection with the stabbings of his mother, grandmother, and a good Samaritan. https://bit.ly/3LDw8tH

UPDATE: Police have released the identity of the victim in Saturday night’s shooting at Germantown Square Urban Park. https://bit.ly/4oBaSDJ

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A crash in Silver Spring left one person dead and another injured after an SUV overturned Sunday afternoon. https://bit.ly/484eJ6e

History buffs got a sneak peek at what is planned for the county’s 250th birthday next year. https://bit.ly/3Lxuo5h

ICYMI: The Maryland State Department of Education released its annual report card on Montgomery County Public Schools for the 2024–2025 academic year. https://bit.ly/4966K9Q

ICYMI: Quince Orchard faced Gaithersburg in a home regional playoff game on Friday. https://bit.ly/4nQxUVH

A suspect has been arrested and charged in connection with the fatal shooting Saturday night at Germantown Square Urban Park. https://bit.ly/4oBaSDJ

It’s Monday, Nov. 10, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. https://bit.ly/4ibpdo5

The Montgomery County Board of Education approved a lease for a new warehouse in Gaithersburg to replace the current facility, which was built with recycled World War II–era materials. https://bit.ly/43cejrU

“Dedicated bike lanes are critical safety infrastructure, but only if people can actually use them safely." https://bit.ly/499WkGl

WATCH: Many Seneca Heights residents in Gaithersburg once faced homelessness, but with support from Montgomery County and federal Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) funding, they now have stable homes and are rebuilding their lives. https://bit.ly/3WHRw3w

After an incredible run that saw Montgomery Blair High School girls soccer claim the Montgomery County title and advance to the Class 4A Maryland State quarterfinals, the Blazers suffered their first loss of the season. https://bit.ly/4owFrKO

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Evans has been a Jeopardy! fan most of his life. He first began watching the show “since I was eight or 10 years old.” https://bit.ly/4qJJIMg

The action, which was approved on Oct. 22, returns a piece of Maryland state highway land along an I495 right of way. https://bit.ly/3JHllOC

“This incident understandably raised concern within our community, and we are grateful that it did not present a broader threat to public safety." https://bit.ly/47GyQ9k

WATCH: Speaking at Manna Food Center, leaders said Marylanders should see their November SNAP benefits thanks to the court rulings but expect about a one-week delay. https://bit.ly/47AI9HK