Chef José Andrés Says He 'Wouldn't Mind' Running For U.S. Senate

"Maybe we need a chef in the capital that can bring everybody to the table," José Andrés said of running for senator of Maryland.

Hans Riemer Elected As Montgomery County Council President

The Montgomery County Council unanimously elected Hans Riemer as president and Nancy Navarro as vice president of the Council.

Montgomery County To Hold Budget Forums

The Jan. 9 forum will be the first of five to seek input from residents on the 2019 operations budget.

Montgomery County To Serve Up Politics For Breakfast

Candidates for Maryland State Government will join the Committee for Montgomery’s at their Annual Legislative Breakfast on Dec. 14.

Bethesda Chef José Andrés: Puerto Ricans 'Hungry And Thirsty'

José Andrés, who has been on the island for over two weeks and has served 350,000 meals, called FEMA the "most inefficient place on earth."

Montgomery Council: Trump Should Apologize For Blaming 'Both Sides' In Charlottesville

Montgomery County Council members have denounced President Trump's comments blaming "both sides" for Charlottesville violence.

$100K In Unclaimed Property Found By Bethesda Woman

Maryland's comptroller urges residents to take a look at the unclaimed property list to see if they have items belonging to them.

Legal Assistance for Montgomery County Families Affected By Trump Travel Ban

The Trones will fund legal assistance to county residents affected by the Trump Administration’s executive order travel ban.

Most Purple Line Objections Dismissed, Ridership Study Stands: Judge

A federal judge dismissed environmental concerns about the Purple Line, but said ridership numbers for the light rail system need study.

$5.6B Purple Line Needs On Hold, Needs More Study: Judge

A federal judge says officials conside Metro's declining ridership in the plans for the MTA's Purple Line. Is it the end of the line?

Final Metro Surge: Fare Increases, Hour Changes To Follow

Two Red Line stations will close for a week as WMATA crews finish work to replace tracks. Plus new hours, fare increases are coming.

Trump Family Chooses Barron's New School

The Trumps have selected St. Andrew’s Episcopal School in Potomac for the 11-year-old's new school.

Airlines Bumping Passengers Won't Be Welcome in Maryland

Maryland lawmakers are crafting legislation that would ban airlines from bumping passengers when they pose no safety threat.

Increased School Bus-Camera Fines Proposed

Montgomery County school officials are troubled by the number of drivers who illegally pass school buses and want increased fines.

Montgomery County Offers Free Income Tax Preparation And Tax Counseling

Low income tax payers will have the opportunity to receive free tax preparation and counseling before Apr. 18 through VITA and TCE.

Historic African-American Cemetery At Heart of Westbard Protests

Members of Macedonia Baptist Church and others protested Sunday; they are concerned development could disturb remains of freed slaves.

How to Reach Bethesda’s Representatives in Congress

Want to share your views with the Congressman from your district or one of Maryland's U.S. senators? Here's how to reach out to them.

Washingon Traffic: Buses To Clog Interstates; Tips For Drivers For Inauguration Weekend

Highways across the Washington, DC, region will be clogged with out-of-towners and charter buses for the inauguration and Women's March.

LGBT Dance Party Protest To Target Mike Pence's DC Area Home

Activists who disagree with Vice President-elect Mike Pence on gay rights and marriage equality will protest at his Chevy Chase, MD, home.

Could NIH Post Go To MD Congressman Andy Harris?

President-elect Donald Trump has talked to the current head of the NIH and Rep. Andy Harris, mentioned as a contender to lead the agency.

Free Public WiFi Coming to All Metro Stations

The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority will expand free public WiFi to all Metrorail stations by 2018, the agency says.

Wonder Woman Dropped as UN Ambassador Amid Protests

Wonder Woman actress and Potomac, MD, resident Lynda Carter attended a UN ceremony honoring the character, which has since been dumped.

Bethesda Man Pledges Millions to Repair Washington Monument By 2019

Bethesda businessman David Rubenstein has pledged the millions needed for the National Park Service to overhaul the Washington Monument.

County To Hold Five Forums on FY18 Operating Budget

Montgomery County Executive Isiah Leggett will hold the first of five budget forums in January to seek input from residents.

Six County Residents to be Inducted into Human Rights Hall of Fame

The event, which is free and open to the public, will be held at the BlackRock Center for the Arts.

Maryland Medal of Honor Recipient Named 'Outstanding American'

Army Capt. Florent Groberg of Bethesda, who received the Medal of Honor, will be recognized for choosing to become a naturalized citizen.

What's Open, Closed in Montgomery County On Thanksgiving 2016

Montgomery County offices and services will be limited on November 24 because of Thanksgiving.

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Maryland Senate Race: Chris Van Hollen Easily Defeats Kathy Szeliga

Maryland voters chose Democrat Chris Van Hollen over the GOP's Kathy Szeliga to be their U.S. senator, with a 28% victory margin.

Trump Support Hiding in Suburbia | Weekend Read

​“I could never put a Trump sign in my yard because I fear the hostility that Hillary supporters have for him… I would, if I felt safe.”​

Bethesda Election Guide 2016: Voting Hours, Polling Places, Sample Ballot, More

Montgomery County voters will cast ballots for president, US Senate, and decide on county council term limits Nov. 8.

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In Liberal Bethesda, Montgomery Suburbs, Donald Trump Supporters Feel Isolated

Voters in Chevy Chase, Potomac and other parts of Montgomery County may support Donald Trump, but you won't see yard signs proclaiming it.

When, Where to Find Early Voting Sites in Montgomery County

Ten centers will be open from Oct. 27 to Nov. 3, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Last Day of Early Voting in Montgomery County (Update)

Montgomery County residents can vote through Nov. 3 to ease election day lines.

Tim Kaine to Campaign for Clinton in Bethesda

Democratic vice presidential candidate and U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine of Virginia will appear at a fundraiser in Bethesda.

Familiarize Yourself with the New Voting System Before the Presidential General Election

The Montgomery County Board of Elections encourages residents to learn to use the new scan voting system prior to voting.

Savant Capital Management Hosts Political Environment Workshop

Savant Capital Management will present 'The Washington Update: An Overview of the Political Environment' with Andy Friedman on September 22.

Montgomery County: Vote by Mail Applications Now Available

Applications to receive mail ballots are now available from the Montgomery County Board of Elections.