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Severn Woman Arrested for DUI, Hit-and-Run
Takoma Park Police say 46-year-old Jessica Delgadillo of Severn has been arrested for Driving Under the Influence (DUI) and Hit-and-Run.
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Governments, Agencies Announce Schedule Changes for Juneteenth Holiday
Local governments and agencies have announced closings and schedule changes for the federal Juneteenth holiday on Monday, June 19.
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Suspect Sought in Fatal Hit-and-Run of Silver Spring Man; $10,000 Reward Offered
Detectives from the county’s Collision Reconstruction Unit are asking for the public’s help identifying a vehicle and driver involved in a hit-and-run collision Saturday that killed a 30-year-old Silver Spring man.
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One Injured After Driver Crashes Car Into MyEyeDr. Store in Downtown Silver Spring
One person was injured after a driver crashed a car into the MyEyeDr. eyeglass store in Downtown Silver Spring Sunday morning, according to Montgomery Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson Pete Piringer.
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Councilmember Jawando Introduces Bill to Address Racial Disparities in Traffic Stops
Councilmember Will Jawando (D–At Large) has introduced a bill intended to address racial disparities in traffic stops and allow county police to focus on serious crime and road safety.
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Council President Glass to Introduce Safe Streets Act of 2023
County Council President Evan Glass (D–At Large) today will formally introduce a bill intended to create safer streets for pedestrians and bicyclists.
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Suspect Sought in Fatal Shooting on Metrobus
Montgomery County and Metro Transit Police are seeking assistance from the public in identifying a suspect in a fatal shooting that occurred aboard a Metrobus in White Oak on Friday evening.
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Metro to Increase Train Frequency During Peak Times in February
Metro announced this week that they would enhance train arrival times during the busiest periods and days of the week starting in February.
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North Entrance of Silver Spring Station to Reopen Monday
Metro is set to reopen the north entrance of the Silver Spring station with brand-new escalators on Monday, Jan. 16, the agency announced on Twitter.