Sound Off On Montgomery County's FY21 Operating Budget

Residents can voice their opinions about the county's operating budget on April 16. The deadline to sign up is April 14 at 3 p.m.

Face Coverings May Be Required In Montgomery County: Coronavirus

Montgomery County lawmakers want to make face coverings mandatory in essential businesses, such as grocery and liquor stores.

Hogan Imposes Stricter Coronavirus Protocols On MD Nursing Homes

Gov. Larry Hogan has imposed stricter coronavirus protocols on nursing homes, in a bid to protect the state's most vulnerable residents.

Montgomery County Hospitals Getting $10M In Coronavirus Aid

Montgomery County will give $10M to help local hospitals prepare for the expected surge of coronavirus cases.

Virtual Coronavirus Briefing With County Officials: How To Watch

Montgomery County leaders are hosting a virtual COVID-19 briefing on Thursday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Here's how to watch.

$20M Relief Fund Approved For Montgomery Businesses: Coronavirus

Montgomery County lawmakers voted unanimously to approve a $20 million emergency fund​ to help small businesses and nonprofits.

Testing, Fines, And Masks: The Latest Coronavirus Changes In MoCo

From buying masks to reopening schools, here's the latest coronavirus information from Montgomery County's top health official.

$10M Being Considered To Support Montgomery County Hospitals

The Montgomery County Council is set to vote on a special appropriation of $10M​ for hospitals facing an influx of new coronavirus cases.

MD REAL ID Deadline Extended Amid Coronavirus Outbreak

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has postponed the Oct. 1 deadline for Marylanders to obtain a REAL ID.

$260K Being Considered To Support Food Insecure Families In MoCo

The Montgomery County Council is set to vote on a special appropriation of $260,000​ for food insecure families affected by the coronavirus.

Coronavirus Cash Crunch: MoCo Lawmakers Push For Moratorium

Montgomery County lawmakers are calling on banks and public utility companies to help struggling residents during the economic slowdown.

Montgomery Tax Hike During Coronavirus Outbreak Faces Opposition

Montgomery County lawmakers said residents want support, not a tax hike, from government leaders during the coronavirus crisis.

MoCo Coronavirus: Schools To Be Cleaned, Gatherings Limited

Montgomery County leaders have unveiled more measures aimed at stemming the virus' spread.

UPDATE: Elrich Coronavirus Presser Moves To Thursday Evening

Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich will give an update on COVID-19 at 6 p.m. on Thursday.

MD Legislature: Death Penalty, Physical Ed, Daylight Saving Time

Patch cuts through the spin to summarize some of the most pressing, controversial, and bizarre bills under consideration in Annapolis.

Coronavirus Update: Officials Urge Calm After 3 Exposed In MoCo

Montgomery County officials share new info about the county's response to COVID-19 and the three patients who tested positive for the virus.

How Ready Is Montgomery County For Coronavirus?

Here's what you need to know about COVID-19 and Montgomery County's preparedness plans, according to local health officials.

E-Scooter Regulations In Montgomery County Unveiled In New Bill

Regulations under this bill include reducing the speed limit on e-scooters, establishing a minimum age for riders, and restricting parking.

County Accepting Applications To Fill Planning Board Vacancy

Residents interested in applying to be on Montgomery County's planning board should do so by 5 p.m. on March 18.​

Ask Anything: Chat Questions To Montgomery Executive On March 12

Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich will host an online forum for residents on Thursday, March 12​.

Balloon Ban In MoCo Pushes For Higher Fines Than State Bill

Civil penalties included in a proposed Montgomery County ban on non-biodegradable balloons are higher than what's outlined in a state bill.

Montgomery County Announces Support For DC Statehood

For the first time ever, Montgomery County has formally expressed support for D.C. statehood.

Discrimination Against Natural Hairstyles Illegal Under New Law

Montgomery County's new law, dubbed the CROWN ACT, prohibits discrimination based on natural hairstyle.

Tearful Council Members Push Back On SCOTUS Immigration Ruling

Montgomery County leaders called the Supreme Court's decision an attack on the legal system.

Council Members Push Back Against SCOTUS' Immigration Ruling

Two Montgomery County Council members are planning to introduce a resolution on Tuesday denouncing SCOTUS' immigration ruling.

Elrich's New Vision Zero Coordinator To Tackle Traffic Safety

Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich names Wade Holland coordinator of the county's Vision Zero Program.

Ask Anything: Chat Questions To Montgomery Executive On Feb. 13

Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich will host an online forum for residents on Thursday, Feb. 13.

MoCo Pride Flag That Sparked Hope, Controversy To Be Preserved

Evan Glass, Montgomery County's first openly gay council member, to donate Pride flag to historical society.

Nancy Navarro To Be Inducted Into County Women's History Archives

Council member Nancy Navarro will be inducted into the Montgomery County Women's History Archives​ later this month.

Landlords Must Pay Moving Fees For Displaced Tenants Under Bill

A bill requiring landlords to cover relocation costs for displaced residents in condemned homes has been enacted by the Montgomery Council.

See 'Home Alone' Style Holiday Video From Montgomery Co. Council

Seems like Andrew Friedson didn't get the memo about the Montgomery County Council holiday break.

Vision Zero Town Hall In Montgomery County Planned For Dec. 14

Montgomery County's 'Vision Zero' town hall will focus on pedestrian, bicyclist, and motorist safety. Residents can RSVP for the event here.

First Police Civilian Review Board Green-Lit In Montgomery County

The bill establishes a 13-member advisory board that aims to develop best practices on policing matters in Montgomery County.

Outgoing MoCo Council President Nancy Navarro Reflects On Term

Outgoing Montgomery County Council President Nancy Navarro reflects on her tenure in a video. Plus, who takes her place.

Elrich To Sign Racial Equity And Social Justice Act Tuesday

The bill creates a legal framework that Montgomery County officials will use to address systematic discriminatory policies in the region.

Racial Equity Bill Unanimously Passed By Montgomery Council

The Montgomery County Council unanimously passed the Racial Equity and Social Justice Act during its Tuesday session in Rockville.

Refugee Resettlements, Traffic Safety: Nov. 19 Council Agenda

On Nov. 19, the Montgomery County Council will discuss Vision Zero, refugee resettlements​, telecommunication towers, and more.

Scam Calls In Montgomery County Used Volunteer Fire Companies As Cover: Officials

Scam phone calls asking Montgomery County residents to donate to volunteer firefighters had an even more deceptive goal, authorities say.

Rockville City Election Results: Donnell Newton Wins Reelection

The unofficial results are in for the Rockville's first vote-by-mail election.

Montgomery's Traffic Relief Proposal Won't Advance: MDOT

Montgomery County's proposal to divert traffic off the Capital Beltway will not receive further study, state transportation officials say.