Assistant Sheriff Lenora A. Dawson of the Baltimore City Sheriff’s Office passed away on April 24, 2025, leaving behind a legacy of tireless service and dedication to Baltimore.

President Trump marks World Intellectual Property Day, stressing the importance of protecting American innovation, and reiterates his commitment to maintaining U.S. technological leadership in AI and cybersecurity.

The article outlines Trump administration's claimed achievements in economy, security, and policy, including job creation, border security success, counterterrorism actions, energy expansion, workforce initiatives, and various other national efforts.

Wheaton prepares for the 10th annual GreenFest, which includes eco-friendly exhibits, live music, and promotes sustainable practices on Saturday, April 26.

Rep. Nancy Mace reintroduces the bipartisan MGT Reform Act to update federal IT systems, aiming to enhance efficiency and cybersecurity by modernizing outdated technology.

The Department of the Interior increases Gulf offshore oil production with a new commingling policy, potentially boosting output by 10% over the next decade.

The Department of the Interior unveiled the renamed Jocelyn Nungaray National Wildlife Refuge, in honor of a young murder victim, highlighting border security concerns.

The Department of the Interior released a USGS factsheet highlighting the prospect of sourcing critical minerals from the ocean floor, a step towards American energy independence.

Montgomery County will celebrate the 50th Annual Public Safety Awards Breakfast, honoring public safety officials' heroism, with political figures and community leaders in attendance.

Thomas Homan visited the U.S. Attorney's Office in D.C. to discuss public safety and immigration issues under the Trump administration's initiative to improve the district.

Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich to deliver the "State of the County" address in Rockville, discussing past achievements and future challenges. Public attendance is free with live broadcast options available.

Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich vetoed a bill offering tax waivers for converting semi-vacant commercial buildings into residential units, citing concerns over revenue impact, racial equity, and excessive benefits to developers.

Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich signed Bill 6-25 into law, strengthening tenant rights by allowing legal action against negligent landlords and ending exemptions under the Consumer Protection law.