Kissimmee Man Charged with Fraud in Tech Support Scam Targeting Elderly Maryland Resident
Florida man Charles Horlesen was arrested in Maryland for allegedly defrauding an elderly woman through a tech support scam involving Norton antivirus software. He convinced her to hand over $20,000, claiming she received an excessive refund.
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy Announces Flexibility in FTA Low or No Emission Grant Policy
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy introduces a policy update allowing federal transit grant recipients to move from zero-emission to low-emission tech in their projects.
Washington D.C. Area Under Heat Advisory, Residents Warned of Soaring Temperatures and Severe Thunderstorms
Washington D.C. area is under a Heat Advisory with heat index values up to 107 degrees; residents advised to take precautions due to the health risks from high temperatures and potential thunderstorms.
Washington D.C. Sees Progress in RFK Stadium Site Redevelopment with New Financial Agreements and Mixed Community Reactions
D.C. and the Commanders are advancing the RFK Stadium redevelopment deal with amended financial aspects. Opinions are split, with some praising potential benefits and others raising concerns over community impact and environmental issues.
Montgomery County and M&T Bank Launch Multicultural Business Accelerator Program for Spanish-speaking Entrepreneurs
Montgomery County Business Center and M&T Bank offer a free, seven-week Business Accelerator Program for Spanish-speaking entrepreneurs, focusing on development essentials and ending in a Pitch Competition.












