search
Montgomery
Trends
- 1Two women found dead in Montgomery home, man hospitalized with self-inflicted gunshot woundโ2 women found dead, man found with apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound in Montgomery home
Police are investigating after two women were found dead inside a Montgomery home, where a man was also discovered with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. Authorities have not released the women's identities or said how they died. The incident is being treated as a possible murder-suicide, with investigators working to establish the relationship between those involved and the circumstances.
- 2WWII munitions shipwreck called a time bomb near LondonโU.S. shipwreck, laden with World War II munitions, is a time bomb near London https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2026/
A U.S. shipwreck packed with unexploded World War II munitions is being described as a time bomb sitting near London. The vessel, widely identified as the SS Richard Montgomery, sank in the Thames estuary in 1944 and still holds thousands of tons of explosives. Observers warn that deterioration of the wreck could trigger a blast, renewing debate over whether authorities should monitor, reinforce or finally dismantle the hazard.
- 3
The Blue Gray Classic Tournament held a free tennis clinic for young players in Montgomery, giving local children the chance to learn the game and receive instruction tied to the long-running tournament. The event is part of the tournament's community outreach, aimed at growing youth participation in tennis across the area.
- 4Three Dead In Possible Murder-Suicide At Montgomery HomeโPossible Murder-Suicide: 3 Dead In Montgomery Home, Prosecutor Says
Three people have been found dead in a home in Montgomery, and the county prosecutor says the case is being investigated as a possible murder-suicide. Authorities have not released the identities of the deceased or details on how they died as the investigation continues. The incident has drawn local attention as residents await confirmation of what happened inside the residence.
- 5
White Sox infielder Colson Montgomery hit an RBI double in a recent MLB game, driving in a run and adding to what has been a closely watched stretch for the young player. Fans and baseball outlets highlighted the hit as another sign of his progress at the plate this season.
- 6Pike Road's Quinton Robinson scores four touchdowns in Week 6โPike Road's Quinton Robinson leads Week 6 top performers with four touchdown performance
Pike Road High School running back Quinton Robinson delivered a standout four-touchdown performance in Week 6, earning him the top spot among the Montgomery area's weekly top performers. The Montgomery Advertiser highlighted his showing as the best individual effort of the week in Alabama high school football, drawing attention from local fans.
- 7Montgomery County schools face potential $1.5 million loss in federal internet fundingโผMCPS wary of changes to federal internet funding program that may lead to $1.5M loss
Montgomery County Public Schools in Maryland are raising concerns about proposed changes to a federal internet funding program that could cost the district roughly $1.5 million. Officials say the loss would affect efforts to keep students connected, and district leaders are watching the federal policy debate closely as they plan budgets.
- 8Montgomery families host Blue Gray National Tennis ClassicโMontgomery families host Blue Gray National Tennis Classic, players building lifelong bonds
Families in Montgomery, Alabama are hosting the Blue Gray National Tennis Classic, a long-running junior tournament that draws players from across the country. Local coverage highlights the hospitality tradition of families housing competitors and the friendships formed through years of return visits, framing the event as a community fixture as much as a competition.
- 9Montco Students Record Music in Historic Muscle ShoalsโFrom the Classroom to Muscle Shoals: MCCC Students Make Records Where Music History Was Made
Montgomery County Community College students traveled to Muscle Shoals, Alabama, to record music in the studio region famed for legendary sessions by artists who shaped American soul and rock. The trip took their classroom work into a place where music history was made, giving students hands-on recording experience in an iconic setting, according to MONTCO.Today.