The new filing system debuted last week.
A Washington Post editorial calls out Simmons and Dumais for push to exempt AR-15s from a proposed weapons ban. Montgomery County lawmakers say they were mischaracterized in the editorial.
Defense Department would see the largest number of furloughs.
Mandatory budget cuts could cancel the century-old tradition.
A guide to current Transportation Security Administration rules.
White Flint implementation coordinator tells The Gazette she made a "misstatement" at a recent committee meeting.
Although ridership dropped, a fare increase boosted revenues.
County lawmakers question how raises will affect the $134 million budget hole in fiscal year 2014.
Cmd. Luther Reynolds, Commander of Germantown-based 5th District, is among the County Executive’s appointees.
Montgomery County Councilwoman Valerie Ervin plans to take legal action against www.valunmasked.com, The Washington Examiner reported.
New study cites abuse and lax management as reasons for inflated figures.
Do you know what development is coming to your area? How rich is your town? All the business, police and community news you may have missed.
Southwest Airlines so far has not made any changes to prepare for sequestration. “At this point, we do not anticipate any significant impact immediately to our operations,” Southwest Airlines spokesman Chris Mainz said.
Furloughs and layoffs could be in the tens of thousands in Maryland alone.
This bill meets a compelling human need. It helps families, it helps police officers and it helps our communities,” Sen. Barbara Mikulski said.
Sen. Brian Frosh supported the restrictions, saying that the answer to the gun violence problem isn’t more guns.
The Maryland Public Service Commission issued an order on Wednesday directing electricity companies to improve service reliability and resiliency.
Are Potomac's federal workers and others worried about the threat of sequestration cuts?
Local politicians sound off on possibility of massive federal spending cuts.
Share with your neighbors and friends in the Maryland Love Project.
The county school board voted to cancel its lease of the Brickyard site in Potomac with the county, which had planned to develop the site with soccer fields.
The bill was withdrawn after it received strong resistance from leaders of Maryland’s lacrosse community.
A Montgomery County state senator is opposing a bill that would allow gas companies to update old pipelines at a faster pace.
Is Montgomery County's lease with the Montgomery County school board legal?
"It's the first time we've ever had a congressional office within city limits," Gaithersburg Mayor Sidney A. Katz said.
The U.S. Postal Service announced it will end Saturday mail delivery by Aug. 1. Speak out: How will this affect you?
Maryland Live! saw revenue decline slightly despite the first full month of 24-hour gambling.
The changes will take effect Feb. 17.
Parent and civic groups to take a 'chapter-by-chapter' look at the $2.2 billion proposal.
Maryland gets extremely high grade.
What's going on in Annapolis that affects Montgomery County?
Maryland Lt. Gov. Anthony G. Brown will discuss the governor’s public safety agenda during a town hall Wednesday, Feb. 6 in Rockville.
Tell us your response to the recent op-ed titled "Pretend Gun Laws."
Maryland's newest member of Congress says he's ready to "get things done."
First-class postal rates are going up for the second time in two years.
Notable outcomes include county residents speaking out against a proposed smoking ban, Council cutting funding for a bus study in half, and the approval of a controversial apartment complex in Bethesda.
Have your say in Montgomery County's fiscal year 2014 operating budget tonight.
A potential increase in the Maryland gas tax and the elimination of a gas tax in Virginia could trigger migration.
Will you be affected by route changes?
The Montgomery County Council will meet today at 9:30 a.m. in Rockville.