Montgomery County Holding Voter Registration at Public Libraries

Montgomery County Board of Elections will conduct voter registration and election worker recruitment drives on weekends in Sept. and Oct.

Bilingual Voters Needed to Serve at Polls

The Montgomery County Board of Elections is seeking bilingual voters to work at early voting centers and at polling places on Election Day.

Site of River Road Crash That Killed Family Undergoing Changes

Three Bethesda family members died in a crash at a River Road intersection near Walt Whitman High School; now changes are being made.

Purple Line May Be Derailed By Judge’s Ruling

A federal judge says Maryland officials need to consider Metro repairs and its declining ridership in the plans for the MTA's Purple Line.

Bethesda Medal of Honor Winner Says Hillary Clinton 'Ready to Lead'

Army Capt. Florent Groberg from Bethesda, a Medal of Honor recipient, praised Hillary Clinton during a speech at the Democratic convention.

I-270 Traffic Nightmare Focus of $230M Overhaul (ICYMI)

Gov. Larry Hogan has announced a $560 million plan to help ease congestion in Montgomery County, especially on I-270.

I-270 Traffic Nightmare Focus of $230M Improvement Plan

Gov. Larry Hogan officially announced a $560 plan Monday to help ease congestion in Montgomery County, especially on I-270.

Metro to Eliminate 500 Jobs

Metro is facing a budget crunch that is forcing it to do away with "non-essential" positions. Some of the jobs are already vacant.

Changes to River Road Intersection Where Family Died 'Not Enough': Residents

State proposals to change the River Road intersection near Walt Whitman High School lack a traffic signal, and residents say it's unsafe.

Hardest-Working Members of Congress List Includes Maryland Representative

A Maryland member of the House of Representatives has made the 2016 list of the 25 Hardest Working Members of Congress.

Metro Red Line Snarled by More Insulator Problems

As Metro gears up for a major system-wide overhaul starting next week, problems with insulators continue to cause problems for commuters.

'Noah's Law' Signed, Targets Repeat Drunk Drivers

A bill named for slain Montgomery County Police Officer Noah Leotta requires ignition interlock devices for convicted drunk drivers.

Metro Mess Ahead: 'SafeTrack' Work Starts June 4; 1-Year Overhaul Details

Metro rail officials are planning 15 "Safety Surges" that will cause massive delays starting in just a couple weeks.

Maryland's Top 30 Interstate Traffic Bottlenecks

While Maryland has spent more on roads and bridges, the state needs to do more to help commuters, says a new report.

Massive Metro Overhaul Will Take Roughly a Year: Report

A new report says the Metro executive will propose nearly a year's worth of repairs that will close stations, tracks for weeks at a time.

MoCo State's Attorney McCarthy Diagnosed With Cancer

John McCarthy, Montgomery County's top prosecutor, announced Wednesday that he has cancer of the neck.

Ted Cruz to Campaign at Bethesda Diner Monday

GOP Texas Sen. Ted Cruz -- in third place in Maryland -- will appear at a meet and greet Monday morning in Bethesda.

Van Hollen, Edwards Tied In Maryland Senate Race: Polls

An average of recent polls gives Rep. Chris Van Hollen a 1 percentage point lead over Rep. Donna Edwards in the Senate race.

Two Drunk-Driving Tragedies Spur Changes in Maryland Law

The deaths of Montgomery County Police Officer Noah Leotta, along with teens Alex Murk and Calvin Li, changed state laws.

Clinton Presidential Campaign Opens Bethesda Office

The Democratic presidential candidate will open a Hillary for Maryland office tonight in Bethesda ahead of the April 26 primary.

Maryland Early Voting Begins This Week: Where, How to Cast Ballot

Montgomery County residents head to the polls in two weeks, while early voting starts Thursday. Are you registered to vote?

2016 Income Tax Deadline: Last Day to File Nears

If you have put off filing your taxes, there's good news: you have three extra days, says the Internal Revenue Service.

Purple Line Contract Signed; Construction to Start in Late 2016

The $3.3 billion Purple Line light rail project from Bethesda to New Carrollton has a contractor, and work should begin later this year.

Edwards, Van Hollen in Virtual Tie for Maryland Senate Primary

Rep. Chris Van Hollen has more campaign funds in the bank --$4 million to $1 million for Rep. Donna Edwards -- for the push to April 26.

Bethesda Home to Supreme Court Nominee Merrick Garland

While President Obama and Republicans get ready to battle, Bethesda neighbors say the justice is friendly and takes out his own garbage.

Nancy Reagan's Childhood Years in Bethesda

The former first lady, who died Sunday, lived in Bethesda for five years as a girl and attended Sidwell Friends School.

Leggett Pushes for Progress on Bus Rapid Transit System

Leggett released his recommendations for MD 355, US 29, Veirs Mill Road and his support for the Corridor Cities Transitway.

Purple Line Contractor Chosen; Construction to Begin 2016

The $3.3 billion Purple Line light rail project from Bethesda to New Carrollton has a contractor, and work should begin later this year.

Bethesda: Top Presidential Campaign Contributors

Hillary Clinton and former Gov. Martin O'Malley -- who's now out of the race -- outpace all GOP candidates in Maryland donations.

See Potholes in Bethesda? Report Them!

Where have you seen potholes in Bethesda or Chevy Chase? There's a way to report them before your car is damaged.

How to Report Potholes in Bethesda

Where have you seen potholes in Bethesda? There's a way to get them fixed before your car is damaged.

Slain Officer's Parents Lobby for 'Noah's Law'

Rich Leotta and Marcia Goldman urged lawmakers to toughen requirements for those convicted of drunk driving, a move MADD supports.

Stay Off the Roads Sunday in Bethesda Area

Conditions may be improving, but crews need space to clear roads, say city and state officials.

What's Open, Closed In Bethesda On MLK Day 2016 (ICYMI)

Some city and Montgomery County offices and services will be closed Jan. 18 for the holiday honoring Martin Luther King Jr.

What's Open, Closed In Bethesda On MLK Day 2016

Some city and Montgomery County offices and services will be closed Jan. 18 for the holiday honoring Martin Luther King Jr.

No Pants Subway Ride on DC Metro This Sunday

If you're riding the Metro this weekend, don't be alarmed if some people aren't wearing pants. Really. We're not making this up.

Bethesda Now Part of Washington DC's No Drone Zone

Communities within a 30-mile radius of Ronald-Reagan Washington National Airport and Washington, D.C., are in the No Drone Zone.

Russian Nuclear Energy Official Sentenced to Prison

The Chevy Chase resident paid $2.1 million to influence Russian nuclear energy official; he was sentenced to 48 months in prison.

Last Cuban Prisoner on 5 Years and Captors' Abuse

Aid worker Alan Gross of Bethesda, MD, accused of spying in Cuba, was freed in a 2014 prisoner exchange. He told his story to "60 Minutes."

Montgomery Woman Killed in Mali Terror Attack

A Takoma Park woman was reportedly the only American killed in terrorist attack at West African hotel.