It’s Tuesday, September 9th — your five-minute Montgomery County news update. Today: a Gaithersburg spot wins “Best Sandwich in Maryland,” Council eyes the University Boulevard Corridor Plan, and police announce arrests in the Long Branch shooting case. We’ve also got an update on shots fired near Castle Boulevard (no injuries), a Jaws 50th anniversary screening in Rockville, and Quince Orchard football flexing in a big win. Stay to the end for your daily dad joke — a quick laugh before you head out. Visit TapYourNews.com to sign up for email notifications when new episodes drop.

Today in MoCo: the Rockville Antique & Classic Car Show returns next month, NOAA calls for a sunny mid-70s day, and a Dickerson road closure brings detours for three weeks. We cover two tough but important updates from Silver Spring — a park shooting with two suspects in custody and a Clarksburg townhouse fire with no injuries — then reset with good news: Irene’s Pupusas opens in Colesville and a Northwest High alum has reffed 450+ NBA games. Plus a gentle Steveism and a dad joke to end with a smile. TapYourNews.com

Montgomery County’s news starts with charges against a Gaithersburg man accused of child sex abuse at the Quince Orchard Library. We’ve got your Friday weather, plus an update on hundreds of new “No Right on Red” signs aimed at making Bethesda and Silver Spring streets safer. Firefighters in Derwood rescued a resident from a serious apartment blaze, while Pines of Rome in Bethesda just won best pizza in the region. Police are also warning about a fake cop van spotted in Montgomery Village, and Germantown is gearing up for a big October Fest with music and parades. Visit TapYourNews.com to sign up for email notifications when new episodes drop.